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We are probably going to the vet next Friday, hopefully I can get moved up to Monday. They are both still very active and only seem to be irritated by the mites so they scratch at them. That's why Hazels left ear looks a little red/bloody. I'm pretty sure it's just ear mites for Coco and ear...

The first 2 pics are Coco's ears The second two are Hazels

Let's hope I did this reply thing right because I just want to address everything separately. First let me thank you for your time in looking into my issue. I know it causes them pain and irritation and I want to get that cleared up as soon as possible in the way that is best for my amazing...

I don't have much to go on but I did have stool issue with my kitten Coconut. However, it came with some mild vomiting. I originally had him on Hills Science diet (since that is what I've fed all my cats and the woman I got him from neglected to give me a bit of the food he was currently on even...

Ear mites were the diagnosis from the vet tech that saw Hazel (the younger cat who was adopted from the shelter). The symptoms line up as well as them transferring to my other cat after he was no longer on the preventative. The ear scratching and wax build-up have been constant with Hazel and...

Let me start with a bit of backstory. When I brought my second kitten home she had ear mites and was currently being treated at the shelter I got her from. I already had a second kitten who is a month or 2 older than her and I got some Paradyne/Revolution so he wouldn't catch them while she was...

Hey sorry for the super late reply here! I made tons of progress with my kittens and they are actually out and about during the day and I don't have to separate them. It really is just a case of them getting used to each other and the more aggressive one learning the cues from the other that the...

Hey guys! Thanks for keeping up with my small struggle. I think some serious progress has been made. For the past 2 days I haven't had my bedroom door (the door to her home base) almost at all. He's gotten on her nerves enough to warrant being separated a few times but not every contact they...

Hey guys! I just wanted to keep you all updated, coconut has lost his second lower canine, again while playing with his sister ( that seems to be a good outlet for his teething and getting those baby teeth knocked out). He also has his top canines coming in! I'm not too terribly worried about...

Her ears do go back a bit when they are playing but don't stay flat to her head and the second she has time to breathe they come back up. This is really good information I didn't know in the past. The only time I've had other cats at the same time I had gotten them both from the same litter so...

He (5 mo) is a bit older than her (2 mo), and he was taken away from his mom too early. He was about 5 weeks when I rescued him. You hit the nail right on the head with the boundry issues, he just doesn't know when to stop. Other than that he's the perfect lap kitty. I just have one issue, he...

Thanks for that video Kieka! It seems that Coco and Hazel play a lot morep physically. Sorry about the messy room. I didn't expect them to run around so much. I try not to intervene until she starts crying and can't seem to get away and Coco doesn't stop. As you can see most of the time she...

That's mostly what I was thinking, he's a very sweet boy and had even started to groom is new baby sister less than a week after she's come home

This video is taken on the side of the door with Hazelnut. Under these conditions they do their best. She is able to get away from him and he can offer play as much as he wants. Tomorrow I'll get a video of them wrestling and see if I can catch the undesired behavior.

I have been very curious recently about my cute 5 month old boy Coconut. His mom and dad had no visible resemblance to him at all and he has the most brilliant white coat and orange tips (I know this coloration is often referred to as Flame Pointe Siamese.) However, I wanted to know if his...