my angora kitten needs help

Hello kindest people ..after 4 years with no cat , i bought this agile Turkish angora . the breeder told me it is a mix between british and angora cats but mine characters and look is 100% angora .everybody loved this sweetheart . it play all the time and welcome everybody with no problem ..in the begning i was worry weather i would face a litter box problem or not ...but after two days i found him very clean and did his thing in the right place ..after the first week i noticed that everytime i clean his box it was always dry and no sign of urine in it ..only normal solid things ..i looked around everywhere  ..nothing unusal ..the place was perfectly clean ..the kitten very playfull and jumping all around and eat very well maybe not drinking much water but noway it saffers from any problem i think it is even grow up fast and getting bigger .then i was surprised to see a little drop on my jeans everytime it laid on my lap ..i kept that secret ..i didnt want anybody to hate my lovely angora , so i googled it and find that male kitten may marks his honer for his comfort ..is it true ? how to stop him from doing these drops on my clothes ..he is around 3 months old and i love my kitten and i cannt aford a vet .plz help ..thanx for ur time ..

Your kitten is very beautiful.  Do you use a clumping litter?

It is not normal for your kitten to not pee at all.  Depending on what your kitten is eating and drinking it may pee more or less, but not at all?  of course if you are using a clumping littler, it will make a hard ball and might make you think it is poop.  I don't think the drops on your lap are from your kitten marking, I think it is having a trickle problem which makes me think it migth be having a little bit of urinary tract infection. Kittens are notorious for not drinking enough water, and getting their liquid from their diet - but in captivity, if you are feeding dry foods, and the kitten is not drinking anything, this is not healthy. if the kitten has a urinary tract infection, then it is probalby painful to pee and the kitten is avoiding doing it, and then it is having little trickles...  Thats just my guess.

I am sorry I cannot be more help without seeing your kitten and even seeing it, I am not a vet so it would just be guesses.  I am sure others will pop in to offer advice.

How long have you had the kitten?  If it hasn't been peeing since you got it, maybe the breeder woudl agree to have a vet check the kitten out.

Did the breeder have the kitten to the vet at all yet? a responsible breeder will have the kittens up to date on their shots and wormed before letting them to go new homes... if she had him to vet for kitten care, the vet might be willing to look at this kitten for her for little or no charge.

Did the breeder offer a health guarantee for the poor baby?

I think that he's urinating somewhere, you just have to figure out where.  I would add a second box and see if that helps.  Feeding him a canned food (pouch or tinned) will help keep him hydrated.

I too am concerned that he might not be getting enough fluids in him

My cat had urinary problem not too long ago, and had to take him to the vet. He now has to eat a special food, but when he had it wrong with him it was bad. he could barely walk, and the main sign is that there is no pee clumps, or if they are very small. Either that or he is peeing somewhere else? 

thank you so much ..i'm using a non clumping litter ..after you mintioned it i went to check the litter bag and it was written that it is ULTRA absorbent and odour control and i think thats why i didnt notice any urine in it as long as i clean it everyday and change the whole litter every weekend  

so i think my angora did it as usual and i'm not worry about this point anymore..now i have only to find out about the unusual urine dribbling every time he lay on my lap .i read the links you send and watched some youtubes ..but i already do what they said..i dont see why my kitten might be stressed or afrid as long as it only did it when it is relaxed and laying peacefully on my lap -it's just a little drop. He does not usually leave urine stains on furniture or anything else, though he does sometimes. When he does leave stains they are about the size of 2/3 of a dime and are odorless and disappear quickly leaving no residual stain. Just a tiny amount. I also notice it when he's playing or cuddling/k
neading..