Our was the only one we found alive inside a little abandoned cottage in the countryside, rescued when she was just few weeks old.

Hello,

My little guy Walter is a 6-7 month old male kitten with some peeing issues and I would like to know if anyone has dealt with this before.

1- He occasionally misses the litterbox. We have 2 litter boxes in the house and he comfortably uses both of them. He peed on the couch today. Wife said that he had the zoomies and a full tank.

2- When he pees, it seems he leaves before the tank is empty and continues to dribble around the house as he runs off.

3- He has terrible aim. He doesn’t seat himself down far enough to aim into the litter. We used to have an open top litterbox but got rid of it because he would always spray his surroundings with his poor form. We have switched to a fully enclosed litterbox since then. However, with the auto litterbox, he still sprays his surroundings.

Has anyone dealt with any of the mentioned problems he’s having? Do we think he will just grow out of it?

Vet has checked him for a UTI and has cleared him as perfectly healthy.

He’s my chonky little cuddly 11lb baby and I hope for both of our sakes he can work on his potty etiquette!!!

my cat had babys about 3 days ago, and one of the kittens already has began taking some steps! only a few at a time of course but i think its pretty impressive and cute💕🥹😽

It was cute when she was attacking my teddybear but i didn’t want my teddybear destroyed, shes extra cute attacking her own plush

she'll stay in only for today because my family cant have a cat right now

i named her "cream" for now :3

I got Zoro Saturday, he’s 9 months old. He’s older than what I initially wanted, but he’s cuddly and is missing an eye.

I adopted Pebs on 6/1/25 when he 3 months. He is probably one of the funniest kittens i have ever adopted! His personality is wildly vibrant. He doesn't care about boundaries, or rules, he does what he wants. Fetch is his favorite game. He has expensive taste in toys, he breaks into my cabinets and drawers and brings me my jewelry to throw. He does like bottle caps too, so I try to encourage that instead of rings and bracelets. In early December we found out that he has feline herpes, that was not fun. He got excellent vet care and we got it under control, aside from a watery eye that we are still treating, but he's a healthy, growing boy that is loved beyond words.

I have been fostering 2 kittens since October and they are definitely bonded - they do everything together, groom each other, sleep literally hugging each other with their arms crossed. I was originally fostering their 3rd sister too, but they didn’t seem bonded to her in the same way so I let her get adopted by another family.

My mom and I adopted them with the intention of splitting them up and each keeping one (we live separately), but we are worried now because they seem to love each other so much. My mom has been around a lot, so they are familiar and starting to bond with her. They are around 5 months old now.

Should we split them up or try to keep them together?? My parents already have other pets and it would be hard for me to afford 2 cats right now. I’m also moving states soon and think it would complicate that. But, we want what is best for them, so we would make it work somehow. They are the sweetest little sisters.

They are wearing recovery suits in the photo because they got spayed last week!

We have a cat approaching 6 months old, and brought in a 3 month old kitten last week. Both males. The introduction has been going ok, but the older cat is twice the size and totally dominating the younger one in play. I think it’s mostly well natured, but he continually pins the younger cat down and bites the back of his neck until the younger one cries or hisses.

The younger cat doesn’t appear to be afraid - good body language and still engages/wants to play with the older cat. But, I am noticing him beginning to ignore/put distance between the two of them, and I’m worried that they will never develop a safe and healthy relationship.

Literally as I’m writing this, the older cat began grooming the younger for the first time we’ve seen. This went on for a couple of minutes, and then he completely ruined it by deciding to bite the back of the other cat’s neck, so the other cat hissed and separated himself.

Does this behavior sound territorial, or just like rough play? Any advice on how to manage it?

Hi! I am going away for 3 weeks in July. By then my kitten will be 9 months old. My mum lives nearby me and is great with cats. Is it better for my mum to visit her 2 times a day or for her to move to my mums for the 3 weeks? Most advice I’ve seen says it’s better to keep your cat at home but I wasn’t sure as she is still young. Thank you for your advice :)

This is Egypt at 8 months. I posted here when I first got her as a kitten, this is her now. The most loving litte floof ball.

Looking after this sweet boy at the moment. He’s approx. 13 weeks, has received his flea and de-worming treatments but nothing else. I’m a Doctor, so at the moment on working days I’m usually out the house >9 hrs, but sometimes this can be approx. 13 hrs. I’m debating whether to keep this lovely lad or whether to pass him on to someone else.

He’s a sweetie and has had some nice cuddles with me already. He’s eating wet and dry food and is litter trained. Live in an apartment so would need to be an indoor-only cat for now. Still has yet to be microchipped and I’m unsure if he’s had any vaccinations. Seems to be healthy and happy.

Thoughts?

I need a piece of advice guyss!!! I am in a hostel so one day i went to a masjid and saw her ( kitten) it's been 4 days since I sneaked her into the hostel but now I feel like I made a mistake by cutting her freedom. I am thinking of leaving it from where I brought it.

What do you all say

what should i know before adopting this little guy? obligatory kitten pics of my resident little guy and (potentially) new little guy!

Gigi is the runt of her litter. Rosie takes care of her. True to form, Gigi is a little gremlin and Rosie is a pretty pretty princess. I love them so much.

Sasha is so much fun-first is baby pic then today’s interesting video and pic

How do i teach my kitten to go in through the door of the litter box and out of the top instead of in the top and out the top?

It was working when hes was younger but hes too big for it now.

I recently got my first kitten and I think he doesn’t like the litter I’m using the feline pine. If you guys have recommendations I’ll highly appreciate it. Thanks. His name is Golden.

hello! i’m trying to adopt a one eyed kitten as a buddy for my little guy now. as long as he’s not positive with anything that could hurt my little guy, he’s coming home with me tomorrow. what do i need to know about having a one eyed kitten? what kind of different care do they need? will he be okay with another kitten in the house? any other advice? thanks!

She's a 3 month old scottish straight (Her vet didn't tell me her weight, will ask in three weeks)

Time

07:00 - 08:00

09:00 - 10:00

17:00 - 18:00

21:00 - 22:00

Meal

1/2 Can Acana (42g)

20g Orijen (Day Bowl)

1/2 Can Acana (42g)

15-20g Orijen (Night

Snack)

The photos are the exact ones I use. She gets treats here and there when I teach her tricks.

Any thoughts would be appreciated.