Dave R asked:

Hi, all first of all great site I been looking around and saw this one just the best nice one.Ok i have a problem i first of all buy a 12weeks old kitten from a local petshop. and i got a local cat from my local ASPCA he is 7 year old (he is neutered) and the kitten (IS NOT) is a 12 week old female but not to sure,on the sex has yet.

The problem is that the kitten had the run of the house until we got the old cat, then things where not working out the kitten is making the old cat fear the kitten and he keeps running away and the kitten is always hissing and trying to go for him.

any help pleases
has i was thinking of taking the kitten back to a rescue centre. give the older cat more time to relax.

Try separating the cats for a few days. They will eventually adjust to each other.

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renee asked:

I have the milk replacer for one of my kittens they were born today !!! but how much should i mix there only new born its mammalac milk replacer for kittens im afraid one of the kittens doesnt know how to massage the nipple there for cant get much milk so i though i would give it some mammalac to fatten it up holpfull it will work but how should i use it how much should i mix into a bottle the kitten is very tiny probly weighs very light !! i have a small bottle with the nipple thingy will the kitten fatten up if i give it mammallac every day ? the kitten has some of its mothers milk but cant get much and the other kittens push him aside !!

Apple21 asked:

First time cat owner...I just adopted a two-month old kitten from the shelter. He is a beautiful kitty with a very affectionate personality. The problem is that he doesn't seem very interested in the kitten food. I started him off on the Purina One kitten formula, but after the first two days he didn't really eat any more of it for three more days. I got nervous, so I purchased some Iams kitten formula (thinking he just didn't like the Purina). He nibbled at it this morning, but didn't eat too much. I am hoping he eats more during the day and this evening. He is drinking, playing and seems healthy enough. Oh, and he smells food from my kitchen and is kind of begging for that. (haven't given any table food to him) Since he was a stray I am wondering if he is still unaccustomed to cat food (he was only in the shelter for a week). Is it normal for kittens to pick at their food? Or to get a taste of scraps (from being a stray) and only want that? Anything else I can do?

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jumpthattb asked:

My neighbor's niece works at a toll booth on the toll way and last night a trucker threw a box in her booth while she was working and inside was a kitten. So they brought the kitten to me because I have a cat that is nursing kittens of her own. My cat's kittens are on the older side tho (About 6 weeks)and are not nursing as much anymore. This little kitten doesn't even has its eyes open yet. My mom cat has taken to the new born kitten but the kitten I notice doesn't know how to suckle that well. So I gave the kitten new born kitten formula because we do not know the last time the kitten ate.
My cat has been stimulating the new kitten to go potty and all... but mom cat doesn't seem to know what to do with the kitten.
So my question is... Do I let my mom cat just do her thing and not worry? The mom cat takes the kitten out of her box with the water bottle that I use to keep her warm and walks around with the kitten in her mouth and leaves her in the middle of the floor.
So I am scared the kitten will get cold and die. And I need to get some sleep...
Should I just bring the kitten in my room with me and forget about the mom cat taking care of her or like I said ... Should I let my cat just do her thing?

When the kitten cries the mom cat goes right to it so I am not sure she is rejecting it. She is cleaning it. I have been feeding it and the info I got about feeding the kitten is to bottle feed it every 4 - 6 hours.
The kitten is very strong and she is doing wonderful this morning. I just left her in the box and mom cat was cleaning her when I woke up to check on her. I feed her again and then handed her over to mom cat for cleaning and stimulation for going potty.
I will call my vet this morning and take the kitten in for a check up, just to make sure...

tisayski asked:

We have been taking care of an adult female stray cat for over a year now. She has had 2 pregnancies already but her kittens die when they reach a certain age from sort sort of a seizure.

She had 2 kittens from her 1st pregnancy and 4 kittens from the 2nd pregnancy and the kittens all died from the same mysterious seizure. She gave birth to her 2nd litter about 3 or 4 months ago and everything seemed ok until last week when one of the kittens had a siezure and hid in our attic and eventually died. two days after another one had the seizure then followed by another one. the last kitten just died yesterday from the same thing. they all seemed healthy and i am just wondering what caused it.

I was thinking that maybe the mommy cat carried a gene or a virus that is passed on to the kittens or something like that. when they have seizures it usually lasts for an hour and they die. Please help me find out what it is..thanks

adria asked:

My cat had kittens a week ago today,
i was wondering how long until they open there eyes?
She had 3 & we already have her & there father(who just got netured)What do you think?
There mother is getting spayed as soon as the kittens are 8wks.

They'll get fixed when they are older,if we keep them.

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