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The new vet is quite nice and reasonable as well. They are doing blood work. The weight loss is a big concern. She did give him a shot of Covenia and said the abcess seems to be healing fine. Hopefully the blood work comes back showing something treatable or the diagnosis is cancer. Hope not.

Thanks to both of you for the replies. I have managed to get an appointment with a well respected vet in my area. Durham NC. Hopefully she will give him a shot of Covenia for whatever infection might still exist. Although I know it is difficult to tell whether a cat is in pain or not he seems to...

Casey has had more than his share of health problems one requiring ear surgery over the years. The last few years he has had problems with the appearance of bags of pus which have fortunately broken by themselves before they did any lasting damage. One appeared this past Wednesday. Now he is...

He came from a home where other cats were friendly. Not sounding good for the little one. I wonder if this kitten might not be better off somewhere else if you can't put the time in.

I always got two at a time. They always got along and in time they were accepted by the older cats in the group. Good luck.

Don't hit that will not go well the cat will not feel comfortable with you.

You should consider yourself lucky. I read a lot of threads on this site people complaining their new kitten hides and is aloof. You'll get your wish the kitten will become a cat and need to spend less time with you. I happen to think it's kinda cute actually.

Sounds normal for his age. I have cats who could care less it you picked them up and I have a few that won't tolerate it at all. Nothing to worry about. He's a beautiful cat BTW.

I would. What a pretty boy.

We have a now 2 1/2 year old little girl who never liked being held but will come when called. She doesn't mind being petted but don't try to pick her up. Most of my other ones don't mind it at all.

That's a good thing. My Casey always heads butts me. My little Tabitha used to hide and run up behind me and bite my calves and run off.

According to this you have nothing to concern yourself about. http://www.suntouchedbengals.com/F.A.Q.%27s.htm

I have 8 currently. 4 older ones and 4 between 8 months and 2 years. I think 3 is better than 2.

Sounds to me like you would risk losing him or worse.

I have 2 fifteen year old boys. We moved to a new state and our new vet updated all of their shots. For their age they are pretty healthy they eat and drink and still go up and down the stairs with no problems. they interact well with our younger group of young cats and in general other than a...