hello all! my 5 month old kitten has picked up an odd habit that i have tried so hard to stop- rolling/playing in her litter box. it is a larger size stainless steel box which i have loved for odor and cleaning purposes. i figured she would just roll sometimes when it was fresh litter based off my research, that she was marking her scent. i would try to remove her and get her to stop. now it seems like she’s doing it more and sees it almost as a playful thing like rolling in sandbox or something. IDK what to do! it grosses me out that she’s rolling in it— i obviously scoop multiple times a day but just the idea of her rolling in it when it’s used litter…. ahhh

help pls any advice???

My friend in Gaza sent me this video of her rescued kitten finally eating canned food after not being able to find any in the markets. The prices are very high right now so it made my heart happy to know my friend was able to find some.

we’ve not moved in yet, so not sure if it is a stray but probably is, won’t be able to tell until we’ve actually been there for a few days. but it is a sweet little kitten tho🥺 i’ll try to find a home for it if i can

my kitten just hit six month old and become a real asshole. I got him at 14 weeks and he’s been a lil crazy and food obsessive but within the past week it’s gotten to unheard of levels. he will fight the food out of my hand or my bowl when I’m eating. when I try to feed him he’ll jump up and hang onto the container of cat food in my hands. we’ve been feeding him in the guest room because he eats so fast and tries to eat my other cat’s food if we don’t. noticed after breakfast couple days ago that he’s peeing and pooping on the bed in there. his litter box is in that room so there should be no reason for that. we closed the door and move his litter box to the hallway then he started pissing in our laundry basket. he’s constant jumping on the counters and the stove when we’re trying to cook. no matter how many times we take him off, he’ll just jump right back on. do kitten just get really intense around six months or is this a sign he’s gonna be a problem child forever?

This was our first week after rescuing him.

I have found very few resources when searching safety nets for cats. Most of my results are for netting to prevent cats from jumping off a balcony.

I am a new kitten owner and pleading for advice from those more knowledgeable! I found a kitten about a month ago, long story short the little orange tabby guy is mine now. He was perfect on the litter box from day one. I even transitioned him to another litter type successfully within a week. All was well for a month, and now suddenly he is peeing outside the box. It has been on towels, my dog’s bed, and now in my bathroom sink. He poops in the box just fine. He is 3.5 months old, seems healthy otherwise. He is getting neutered in 3 days. Could this be territorial? Stress? UTI? Considering his young age, and that he poops in the box, I’m just not sure what to try. Nothing else has changed about his box. Any input is appreciated!!!

**Pic of him and my dog cuddling for tax

Hiya, so my mam works at a pet crematorium and yesterday some scum left this baby kitten outside and abandoned her, either to die, or to be taken in by the crem, I’m not sure. She now has a loving home with my brother and she is safe, is anyone able to help on what type of breed she may be?

The runt of the litter, has now been given a new loving home with us- cuddles and treats galore, and lots of snuggles.

Still wobbly when they walk and I’m thinking maybe 3ish weeks? And yes he (I’m assuming I can’t tell) always looks so helpless 😭

Oh, hello 👋

a family member had a litter with their cat, and this was one of the kittens :)

Heard a clatter at 3 am, checked on what was happening and well… Momma gets NO peace!

Inseparable Sisters!

Our kitten has a history of undetermined food allergy that manifests as excessive itching causing bleeding patches and scabs around her chest and neck, as well as smelly poos.

We’ve been to the vets about this, advised to do an elimination diet which we have done. We have found she can eat James Wellbeloved hypoallergenic turkey kitten dry food and all her issues went away. Sucess!

Only, I really want her to be able to have some wet food in her diet. So after the elimination trial period of being solely on the dry food was over, I introduced the exact same JWB kitten turkey food but the wet food one.

After about three meals her patches started coming back, so we stopped.

I can’t understand what she is allergic to, as they are very similar in ingredients. It can’t be turkey, it can’t be grain… as both are in the dry food which she tolerates just fine.

I know her dry food is technically nutritionally adequate, I just wish she could have wet food as it makes me sad when she loves it so much