Kibbles for kitten are small, so it is fine for them to swallow.

What? Not true actually. It will be digested just fine by their digestive system.

That likely your kitten throw up after eating. If the kibbles undigested after going through your cat's digestive system then something seriously wrong with the digestive system. Otherwise, you should consider changing to different brand. Your kitten will not be able to get the nutrient that your kitten needs since the digestive system unable to break down the food to absorb all that nutrient.

Yes, make sure your kitten always have access to drinking water.

You knocked a toddler with your car recently? Well Malaysian mentality is when they can drive 50km/h on regular road, they can drive 50km/h anywhere. Slow the frickin' car down when driving near houses.

You should ask vet for advice before using human medicine on pets. You can use cotton or clean cloth and warm water to clean the eyes.

Kittens that separated too early from their mother may have behavior issue like this. They likely just super excited, super happy & it's the only way they know how. Good news is that they'll calm down when they get older. I can't give you guys the exact number but if your kitten is now 3 month old, after a couple months more, that kitten will calm down. In the meantime, you all just need to be superly patience with them. You can say STOP/NO with stern voice to them which what I did to my cat. I also caged her (this is like time-out for her too) because she is soo hyper & I'm afraid she can hurt herself but I did let her out for few hours for play time, with me around for monitoring her of course. I also put bandage on both of my arms & legs, so that she can bite them as she pleases.

Go to animal shelter near you. If your town/district/municipal council do catch stray cats, you can go to them too. I think you can easily find one that have same color like that.

...and also, don't repeat the mistake again.

It can be any reason but I don't think it is because of the new kittens since you already separate them with the new kittens in another room. It is possible your cats relapse for some reason. Some cats do not like when they smell another cat's poop and/or urine in the litter box. If this is the case, you should add another litter box. I just want to add that majority of cats can tolerate though. To know the real reason, you should study your cat behavior more.

This post has been edited by kizwan: May 26 2017, 03:03 PM

Sorry, I don't know where you can find animal shelter in KL/Selangor.

2 - contact the airline you're going to fly. different airline have different rule/procedure. see if you can bring your cat with you instead of putting in cargo hold.

1 - not sure but I think so. you can try ask your vet.

I'm not familiar with that spray but I would wait for the cat to get better from fever first before using that spray to prevent unwanted complication. There's a reason why your vet don't want to treat both at the same time. Even though it's not an injection, it is absorb through the skin. Your cat's antibodies still busy fighting the fever. You don't want "taxing" your cat's antibodies.

Yeah, I think that is the case too.

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I believe you can stress your cat if you give them bath too often. Get advice from your vets in case your cat have skin infection. Can you elaborate more on the "doesn't smell good"? Do you want your cat smell like Chanel No. 5?

Silica cat litter is very good in absorbing cat urine & your cat poo will dry up. However like any other non-clumping litter that I have tried, it only lasted for a week before it become smelly ("bau hancing").

I use Smartsift for almost 4 years & my cats don't have problem using it.

Regarding the smell, are you referring the smell in general or the poop still smell even after buried? I did tried Oko Plus but it was two years ago.

I use this kind of litter box. The wood dust will drop down to the bottom compartment. You can easily discard the wood dust this way. You also can DIY the litter box yourself.

Pellets (pine or any kind of wood) would be the cheapest IMO. It should last longer than clay. The only downside is the wood dust but this depends on your cat behavior.

For smartsift I use standard clumping clay litter.

I have two smartsift for two group of cats. One smartsift with closed door & another one with opened door because one group know how to push the door. I put one of the smartsift in front of the bathroom & another one in the back room. I clear the plastic bag twice a day because I have many cats but I did not change the plastic bag frequently. There's a bit of sand in there that prevent the plastic bag from getting dirty easily.

BTW, after 3 years, the handle to rotate the internal litter box broken near the hole that used to lock it but I managed to buy replacement parts. Bought extra too for future.

This post has been edited by kizwan: Jul 11 2017, 10:41 AM

Your cat should be able to learn how to enter with the door. When they really need to go, they'll try to push the door.

Initially, yeah. Eventually they should be able to learn. You just need to be patient. Well I'm suck too in "be patient" department which is why one of my smartsift have the door opened. Originally both of my smartsift have the door opened but one day I decided to closed the door for one of the smartsift. Before I know it, I saw some of my cats can enter & exit without any problem. A couple of my cats did failed though & they use the opened one.

any clumping clay should perform the same. The regular ones should be around 16 to 20 ringgit for 10L.

i can only get 16 for that china brand. It's catspro right, the red bag one?

I only have ever use the non-clumping tidy cat. Yeah, it have "unique" smell when cat uses it. Did the clumping one also smelly?

Gov veterinary clinic that I go to neuter my cats doesn't require vaccination. The clinic is Kerian District Veterinary Office & they charged 40 for male & 80 for female. I'm not sure with other gov clinics regarding the vaccination requirement but I think should be the same.

If you want start doing trap-neuter-release stray cats, then you'll need to have space at your home for temporary home for the stray cats & once they healed, then you can release them to their original "home" or find new family to adopt them.

Well, you don't catch them 3 times. You'll need to temporary adopt the stray cats until they are neutered & healed.

You're doing great using the dish soap. Even if you use poison like spot on, flea can still come back after few months. What I do to my cats are adding a tea spoon of Apple Cider Vinegar to their drinking water, regularly vacuum my place & regularly check both my cats and stray cats (that regularly come to my house) for fleas which if they have, I'll use comb & soapy water to kill the fleas. I found that using ACV in their drinking water do protect my cats from fleas for months. Also when fleas get to the cats that drinking water that contain ACV, I noticed they don't or can't multiply. The only thing I did not try yet is essential oils like coconut oil to improve the coat of their skin.

If you want to use poison, I recommend using the ones that only need to apply on the cat's shoulder blade. I'm not comfortable with the spray kind because even it dried out, there's still residue on their fur which they can lick. Also avoid using poison on cats that have health issue & senior cats.

If there's fetus in the mother cat, I mean it still in early stage in pregnancy, which vet can only discovered during surgery, they will continue spay the cat. Pretty much like abortion. However if the cat is near full term, I don't know whether the vet would abort or continue.

There is Veterinary Service Office South West District, 25 minutes from where you live. It is district office, so there's likelihood they offer neuter service there. Give them a call.