Zookeepers Wife Adopts Baby Tiger Triplets

Mrs. Fred Martini is caring for three tiger cubs in her Bronx apartment after their mother, Jenny, a tigress at the Bronx Zoo, refused to care for them due to her dislike of captivity. The cubs are temporarily living with the Martinis until they can eat meat and return to the zoo. Mrs. Martini, experienced in raising wild animals, feeds them formula while wearing gloves to protect herself from their claws. The cubs are playful and growing, but due to their future size and potential behavior, they won't stay in the household for long.

What does the phrase 'cats in the kitchen' imply in the context of the text?

How much do the triplets weigh currently, and how much will they weigh when grown up?