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thanks for that explaination. sounds like a good idea. man stopping every few hours will really slow me down but i guess thats what ill have to do. i am wondering if i could secure their litter box somehow inside my car and then build some sort of blockade so that they cant jump in the front of...

i scoop the litter box daily and just drop it into the toilet. it all plushes down without any problems. when it comes time to completely change the litter it goes into a big garbage bag out to the trash outside the house.

lol thanks! what does everyone think of shipping pets? i dont think i like the idea, but would you ever consider it or recommend me shipping my kittens? I have absolutley no experience with this, but i've hear of it before. I would be worried of how they'd be treated.

lol its always funny to add "what thoughts is my kitty having" when they are busy being their crazy selves

So I might be moving across the country, from the west coast all the way to the east coast. Its about a 40 hour drive and I have two 3 month old kittens that will be moving with me. Has anyone ever driven this far with kittens/cats in their car? Any suggestions as to how to keep them safe and...

well thank you!! they are little rascals now, getting into everything and full of energy. I just feed them so now they are sound asleep on my lap as i type this. I will take a look at that site. Its amazing how fast they grow. Just a week and a half ago they were barely running around. But...

Also, i forgot to add that they dont drink much water. I leave it out for them, but they just dont care to drink it. they get water mixed with their food though...

well my two hand raised kittens will be 5 weeks old tomorrow and i've started trying to wean them. They will lap up some formula, or KMR second step, or even some moistened crunchies from a bowl. But they wont eat very much on their own. So I am still bottle feeding them as well. What I do is...

well we went to the vet today. Tango had a fever of 103.something and was diagnosed with an URI. The vet put some saline up his nose to help clear it out and also prescribed some antibiotics (liquid clavamox) for 7 days. He says he is not dehydrated so that is good, and that he should be back...

Hey everyone, I am starting to get concerned about my little 3 week old kitten, Tango. His brother, Musashi, and him both went to the vet on Monday for a check up. The vet said Tango did have a small cold, as he was sneezing and had some snot up his nose, but he said not to worry about it...

okay then, i guess when they are about 4 weeks i will try keeping them together in a bathroom or somewhere they can access the litter box at all times. Hopefully Musashi doesnt try to suckle Tango by then so that they can have free roam of one room with the litter box always in one place. as...

I have two kittens who are about 3 weeks old (birth date unknown). They can go to the bathroom on their own now, but I am still feeding them from the bottle and they do not know how to use the litter box. Right now I keep them in two seperate boxes because Musashi (the female) always goes after...

hehehhe.. Im not THAT brave... I'll be keeping them forever! I love these two so much.. =)

I really appreciate all the responses. Now for a positive update =) We actually had a small breakthrough tonight, and I am so relieved. KittyOne finally had a BM, rather large for a small kitten but at least I think she got what was stuck out. And KittyTwo actually used his small litter box...

thanks for the response. KittyOne seems like she has some poop in her, i got a glimpse of it once, but she hasnt been able to push it out, not even with stimulation. Any ideas? Should I take her to the vet before Monday? Also, KittyTwo still hasnt really peed. He was a little wet down there...

Here are some pics. Sorry, not sure how to embed them here in the forum. KittyOne: http://www.dotphoto.com/SAN1/E8/E7/F...A29A98F0BC.jpg KittyTwo: http://www.dotphoto.com/SAN1/C8/49/3...A7A9F143D1.jpg

Hi everyone, yesterday night i took over the role of mama for two young kittens. We think that they are 2 to 3 weeks old. Their eyes are open, their ears are up, and they are starting to be pretty active, though for the most part they just eat and sleep. I also weighed them and they are both...