My kitten is almost 7 months old and she has never been much of a jumper. She will look at things that I would think would be within her jumping abilities and cry but not try to get up. Once last week I put her on the item she so desperately wanted to reach, but then she could not get down and just looked at the floor and tried to get down, but then pulled herself back up and looked fearful. A month and a half ago I adopted a playmate for her; Humphrey jumps and can reach heights like I would expect of a "typical" cat. He jumped to the same level that I had to place her on and can jump to and from it easily and without fear. Phoebe, however, still will not jump and must have other items nearby to jump on first. I don't believe that she cannot jump, but that she is afraid. What can I do to help her move past this and jump like a normal cat?
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