Our one kitten that is over 3 weeks old now is finally starting to get really needy with how much attention he gets. At first, he would just want to sleep if he wasn't being fed, but now when we go into the bathroom, he starts crying and trying to climb out of the enclosure (although if I move it, he doesn't necessarily come right to me, he just walks around aimlessly
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He cries until he's fed, then he's quiet for about a couple minutes, at which point he starts crying again for more, and sometimes I even have to let him drink from the bottle a third time to be full and get the amount he's supposed to have. He'll also cry more to let me know he needs to pee and poop, and then he's usually good for like 10 minutes. But he will then start to cry again after he gets to play a little bit, and he'll cry out whether I play with him, don't touch him, or put him back in his enclosure. Is it normal for them to do this as a way of saying they just want to be put back in their comfortable bed to go back to sleep?
Also, he seems to hate being picked up and carried around. When I carry him from the bathroom to our couch, he cries really loud like he is terrified. Should I just try to feed him on the bathroom floor, or would it do him more good to continue getting him accustomed to the smells in the area of the apartment where we usually are located (as well as our other animals, to get him used to the smells)?
He cries until he's fed, then he's quiet for about a couple minutes, at which point he starts crying again for more, and sometimes I even have to let him drink from the bottle a third time to be full and get the amount he's supposed to have. He'll also cry more to let me know he needs to pee and poop, and then he's usually good for like 10 minutes. But he will then start to cry again after he gets to play a little bit, and he'll cry out whether I play with him, don't touch him, or put him back in his enclosure. Is it normal for them to do this as a way of saying they just want to be put back in their comfortable bed to go back to sleep?
Also, he seems to hate being picked up and carried around. When I carry him from the bathroom to our couch, he cries really loud like he is terrified. Should I just try to feed him on the bathroom floor, or would it do him more good to continue getting him accustomed to the smells in the area of the apartment where we usually are located (as well as our other animals, to get him used to the smells)?