Cat people, im a New cat owner, is this Pinking???

A cute 'stray' (was definitely a house cat before. Young, well adjusted in 1 day, and literally broke in to my house MULTIPLE times just to sleep on my bed. She had me after the third time and I took her in.
Now i think she may have found a 'baby daddy' in me, and played me from the start!!! She eats an UNBELIEVABLE amount of food! Vet said no parasites, so she maybe.
That was a week ago... This pic is from today.

a reply to: Brian4real

just looks like a skin growth...

congrats on the new kitty

Here's an actual pic of her...

The kitty certainly chose you. I hope those little black spots aren't fleas. What is pinking? I've had cats most of my life and never heard of it. I would have a vet take a look at her. Can we see a pick of the whole cat?

a reply to: Brian4real

LOL, there she is! Adorable!

Congrats cats are so wonderful
Looks like a tic to the lower left of the nipple , I see a little black tic looking thing. Maybe also another tic thong just below nipple to the lower right.
just saw the pic of her, she is beautiful.

a reply to: Night Star

No fleas, but ear mites. Not bad. Gotta give ear drops twice a day which, as you can guess, is a night mare, but getting easier.
She seems to understand praise and Scolding, but that's probably just vocal tone and infliction. She listens surprisingly well!

Accidentally switched my profile pic, lol!

Oh , I looked up pinking by uncle google. I don't think you cat is pinking although I'm no expert. All cats have nipples even boys. Hope she is not pinking. Glad you found love.

At times she seems suprisingly human. Shes probably happy to just eat when she wants.
Pregnant or whatever, she adopted me when I really needed a side kick!!!

I named her foxy...

Cats are the best people...treat her well.

a reply to: Brian4real

Awwww, sweet! Nothing like a beautiful little kitty to enrich our lives.

Congrats to catching toxoplasmosis like the rest o us [all hail our cat overlords].
I don't know what pinking is but our cat who is 14 has the exact same thing on her chest and had it for some time [years]. I don't think it is dangerous but if you do go to the vets, could you let me know what this is?
Could be a benign skin growth, like humans have every now and then.

a reply to: Brian4real

if someone told me a bear broke into their house, I would have no problem believing them...
but pray tell, how did a cat break into your house? I can see one sneaking in as you walked into the front door, or taking advantage of a window you left open. but cats always seemed to be rather lazy really, at least to me.. not like they would go out of their way to do much of anything unless their life depended on it.
so how did it break in?? do you know? because well if a cat can do it so couldn't alot of other critters, and some of them might not be as sweat as the kitty??

originally posted by: Brian4real
she adopted me when I really needed a side kick!!!

She didn't adopt you as a side kick, she adopted you as a slave. Now get to work grunt and clean your masters litter box....'what, you only have two hands'? ..... 'did I choose a defective model'? .... 'where is my food'? .... 'no don't stop cleaning my litter box'...'you need to hire some additional help'

congrats on the new family member!!!!

My cat did that. Literally just moved in, made herself at home and never left.
I'm glad. I luvs her sooooo much

Baby oil and an eye dropper will get rid of ear mites. I learned this from a vet and have used it. It works.

That is a beautiful portrait of your cat.

I'm not a cat lady, I'm a "dog mom", but I was wondering while looking at the close up, does your little kitty need a bath?

All hail our supreme galactic overlords.

a reply to: angeldoll

Cats keep themselves pretty clean just from grooming. Bathing them can dry their skin out and you're setting up a situation in which they could ingest chemical residue from the shampoo when they lick themselves.