I got them from a breeder, but the vet doesn't seem to think they're less than their age. They're within the normal weight range, so why is everyone here saying they're small for their age. Another poster said they should be 3lbs by the coming Friday, which they already are but also claim they're underweight...
I understand but it's like people don't understand kgs and lbs are not the same...I said their weight in kgs and someone said they should be 3lbs next Friday but they are though and then someone else chimed in and asked if they're too young...
As I said in a previous post, vet says they're still too small but when they go back for their next batch of jabs, she will weigh them again to see if they're big enough. Fingers crossed because I would like to get them done sooner rather than later too.
Norachan
said, I've also had a young cat literally leave the litter box mid-stream because I picked up a toy to put it away. 
The pee didn't smell really strong so I don't think he was territory marking, as I know a strong scent is a hallmark. To be honest, his sister seems more territorial and yes, between stopping the milk and getting the new duvet he hadn't done anything anywhere else. He was pawing at my new duvet without using his claws and then he peed. I think it might have been that the duvet smelled weird because it was brand new? I've washed the pee patch and sprayed lots of the wee away spray on it which uses bacteria to break down the urine. He was fine yesterday and was purring and cuddling up to us on the duvet. I don't want to speak too soon that he'll be fine going forward.
They like to supervise me cleaning their toilet and his sister likes to go right after I've cleaned it. I stay really still when he goes for the exact reason you've mentioned because he's so sensitive. He's an absolute divaAs
It's very possible with younger cats. Or if he got spooked during play
Looking forward to hear more about your floofs and their little adventures.
Anyways, sometimes people read too quickly or don't read the whole of something. I've be.n guilty of that before too!
No...he went to the vet and she said his bladder was inflamed. He ended up peeing on her floor and she said the urine looked nice and clear. When we went back last Friday, she checked his bladder again and said he was OK and everything felt normal. I know he craves more attention than his sister but I was literally downstairs making a spot of dinner after work.
If his bladder was inflamed that is a sign of FIC (falls under the FLUTD umbrella). It is a chronic condition. He will have flare ups over his life. It is not attention seeking behaviour.
Potentially that means he's more sensitive to changes? I asked if he is considered to have an existing condition for insurance purposes and the vet said no.
He was doing so well and was so happy and today he's getting randomly spooked and had an accident. I feel so badMy cat gets very stressed,eats too fast,then vommits. Feliway and purina proplan calming care helped her. I ran out and the fighting is back. Hope he feels better
OK, thank you. I tried keeping them in their nursery because they have their own room but they're always dying to come out. They have a feliway plug in there. I could always shut them out of my room and/or keep them in their room but they seem so happy exploring.
