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I'm sure there have been hundres of posts like this one and I have been looking through a few of them. My kitten who has been neutered is 6 month old today and is the worst biter and scratcher i've ever had. He'll attack my arms biting with all his might, if i just sit on the floor from the...

It's off the ground in an old dog basket/box Similar to this one: But with larger walls, off the ground and a smaller door/entryway No other animals can get in unless they can walk up walls, fit through a small gap or can walk up walls. Any tips for bedding? I've heard blankets absorb body...

We put him out in the shed 2 nights ago, he'll be 4 months in 2 days. My daughters noticed when she picks him up/ pets him he's shivering. He's sleeping in his carrier with a blanket but i'm not sure if I should change it to a wicker basket as it's warmer than plastic but will be more open...

My previous kitten didnt do it (but perhaps it was because he was a farm cat) but he doesnt nibble or chew anything except his carrier and his food.

Actually, we had to put Pip down a week ago at the age of 10 weeks, his Pneumonia developed into Pleurisy, and it was clear that he wouldnt get better. Sorry if the post mislead you, I just havent wanted to say anything about Pip passing

I was wondering because Pip was so much larger than him at 8 weeks even though he had Pneumonia

We got Squeak 2 days ago and he'd never been in a carrier before so he's been sleeping and hiding in it to ambush the toys, but he also keeps biting the sides. He's 8 weeks old tomorrow. Why? Sorry if you cant see him but he's resting his head on his white paw while biting

We got a kitten yesterday, he's from a litter of 5 and is the runt, he'll be 8 weeks in 2 days but he looks more like a 4-5 week old and walks a little bit wobbly, he starting to get used to us and now plays like a 8 week old but it's just his size and walking that im unsure about Mind you it...

Pip worsened over night and they're now feeding him with a syringe, if he deteriorates further we may have to let him go.

We took our 9 week old kitten Pip to the vets yesterday and found out he has fluid in his lungs, they kept him in over night and just got an update that he's eating, drinking and alert, but his breathing isnt much better. They probably will be keeping him in again over night but I just want to...

We just got back from the vet and it turns out he has fluid in his lungs, he's dehydrated and so the decided to keep him in over night on a drip and keep him in an oxygen 'bubble'

Yeah, i've got news paper around the box, but sometimes he flings it across the room and the other day i found his poo around a meter from the box.