Hi! My post just above might help a bit although I don't know if her peeing is more than normal.
I literally just asked about this again, thank you for replying. I don’t know what waterproof material to use. I have just been changing the blankets regularly, which is a lot of work tbh. He/she has gone through three blankies today alone.Have you found a way to give her something washable on top of a material that is waterproof until you work out the litter box situation?
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I don't know, this might be the only way to do this. S/he is in her own bed now, not on yours so that helps.. I have just been changing the blankets regularly, which is a lot of work tbh.
It is normal for her to urinate on him/herself. Normally, if (s)he were with his/her mother, she (her mother) would be cleaning Peaches a lot and you wouldn't notice it. One thing that would lessen the workload though, is to put a puppy pad under him/her and it would absorb it and you can just throw it when it is dirty.Hello everyone, thank you so much for being here for Peaches and me.
I checked Peaches’ weight today and I’m happy that he/she’s actually 200g (+ a tiny little more!).
I’m so so happy + relieved, omg. I’m thankful I said something here and that many of you pointed out how incorrect the vet was.
I would have gone around sad and worried, had I not mentioned it. Thank you all.
Is it normal that Peaches pees a lot on him/herself?
Like beyond making him/her pee before and after each meal is me picking him/her up at mealtime to find that he/she’s soaked in urine.
Also, between when I get his/her milk and actual feeding, he/she pees on my bed or couch. I have to change the blankets in his/her bed regularly because between sleep and next mealtime, he/she would have peed in different parts of the blanket.
If this is normal, I can handle it until he/she is grown enough for the litter box. But if it’s not, should I find a good vet to go to?
Thank you everyone. I have attached a photo of Peaches on the scale.
This has been so helpful, thank you for suggesting it.One thing that would lessen the workload though, is to put a puppy pad under him/her and it would absorb it and you can just throw it when it is dirty.
Thank you.The peeing on blankets is normal until little one learns to use a litter tray.
I currently have 5wk old kittens, they are only just starting to use a litter tray but still accidents on their blankets (I know its a pain, I too have to wash them daily)
Where is Peaches sleeping now?
You need to put alittle shallow litter tray in with her soon she can maybe attempt to use it. Make sure you get a non clumping litter. Im using a wood base one incase they shallow it, its easy for them to pass.
Your doing great with little Peaches at least you have your own scales now to keep an eye on weight.
Peaches is doing alright, I think. Thank you for asking. Just a little worried about his/her weight.Hi, hows little Peaches doing?
Thank you. I hope I’m wrong. I’ve attached a photo of Peaches on a scale today. I don’t know the exact figure...She is adorable. She wouldn't be alive if she wasn't gaining weight by this time so I don't know if the scale is being read correctly.
Thank you so much. I’ll try this out on the weekend and see how it goes.Have you tried introducing a shallow bowl of both water and kmr? My kittens learn to lap up water at roughly 4wks. Also you could mix some wet food with kmr and put in on a flat plate and just see if he/she is interested. Little Peaches most certainly still needs milk constantly right now so still keep offering every 3/4hrs but obviously don't force fed.
Your doing a wonderful job with Peaches
Yes do try and upload a photo from behind so we can try and sex. Also at photo from the front would be lovely, I'm sure we would all like to see a photo with his/her eyes open now
Second photo looks like there is a little nut sack so I'm guessing male.Peaches would not hold still for me to take the photo, but I hope this is enough to tell its sex. Thank you!