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Stinks to high heaven too. Previously did not at all

Update: he just pooped for the first time in over 28 hours (previously 4 times a day or more), much more than normal, has some form to it. Went from sludge to looking like toothpaste squeezed out of the tube. I haven't given him any calorie supplement today, but other than that feelings have...

Yeah when he pooped on the bed, I didn't have his box in there with me, I had my door partially open and assumed he knew where he was since he's always been so good about going straight to his box in the living room. I brought it into the room with me last night and had no problem. And yeah he...

He does very good with his one litter box so far aside from the one accident. When I go to sleep I bring his litter box and water bowl into the room with me. Other than that he knows right where it is. I did not know that about the clumping litter. I'll have to get some non clumping stuff and...

He hasn't eaten any dry food since we got him. My friend who fosters baby kittens told Me he's probably a little too young for it still, and that I should start mixing a little into his wet food around 6 weeks or so (he's 4 and a half now). And I agree, much too young. The Maine coon I grew up...

heres a couple pictures of the little guy. My roommate never got him a bed so he chills in his bucket with a t shirt in the bottom when he's with me

He pooped on my bed last night, but I think part of that was due to him still being new, and being unfamiliar with my bedroom in relation to his litterbox in the living room. It's only a 2 bedroom apartment so I suppose I just made the mistake of him locating the litterbox. But other than that...

Hello, brand new here. My roommate has adopted a 4 week old Maine coon, out of impulse and as more of an accessory/convenience, so I have ended up taking care of it and getting it what it needs. Now to make a long story short: kitten was taken from his momma at 4 weeks, and was supposedly being...