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I suppose we'll have to.  If she doesn't poop tomorrow, we'll make a call to the vet.  We don't want to add to her stress level by taking her to the vet prematurely.  Thank you for all of your advice, as she is the first cat I've ever had and I'm not sure what to expect.

Also, she's a very small cat to begin with.  Her last weight measurement was around a month ago, and she was at 4.6 pounds I believe.  So she would really eat too much anyways because of her size.  

Yes, she eats.  She ate about a tablespoon of cooked chicken earlier tonight, and about of teaspoon of Weruva pouch food.  Throughout the day she ate as well, just small amounts many times.  I know that she's not eating as much as she should be, but the amounts she eats would not starve her...

Yep, she has all of her teeth.  She's actually already 10 months old, so I'm wondering if her transition to adulthood is affecting her.  She's also constipated right now, so this definitely comes in to play.  She has a history of fussy eating, and her constipation is probably just adding to the...

Thanks for the reply!  She never was much of a kibble eater, which is supposedly a good thing.  We have a variety of canned foods for her, different brands, flavours, and textures.  For a while she was eating only chicken pate, then only chicken chunks, etc.  She seems to go through phases, and...

I have a similar problem with my 10 mo old kitten.  From the very beginning we've given her a mostly wet food diet, and always switched up the food when she didn't eat what she was given.  We tried to give her some real cooked chicken about a 4 months ago, and she absolutely inhaled it.  Right...

She's been urinating just fine, but yes, we believe she's slightly constipated.  At this point we're just going to see if it passes, but definitely head to the vet if she doesn't improve.   Thank you for your advice! 

Yes, she was spayed at around 6 months.

Over the last week, 10 month old kitten is pooping less frequently and is very fussy about eating.  We're 98% sure that her fussiness is not from illness but a teenage rebellion!  Because of her age, she's also slowing down and expelling less energy than she did as a kitten.  She's a small...