Sorry Kimi is still having issues with litter box training. He seems to kinda get the concept, but not totally. Next time he pees outside the litter box, try to sop up the urine with a tissue, and put it in the litter box. Then let Kimi smell it. And maybe, use his paw to gently cover it.
And, as
Furballsmom
just posted, you'll need to use an enzyme cleaner to ensure the urine is totally cleaned up and the scent gone. Otherwise he might be tempted to keep peeing in same places.
About his biting/scratching during play, usually it's recommended that kittens be kept with their mom and siblings until about 12 weeks so they learn cat manners. Obviously that isn't always possible, so when a kitten is adopted out young, it becomes the human "parents" job to teach the kitten kitty etiquette. Here's an article with more info: Teach Your Kitten How to Play Nice : The Humane Society of the United States
And, about his eating, because of his feral beginning, he may have a bit of "stray cat food obsession". Therefore, maybe you might have to still feed him plenty, but not put it all down at once, if possible. Here's a couple more articles with more info:
The Essentials Of Kitten Nutrition
How Much Food Should I Feed My Cat?
And, as
Furballsmom
just posted, you'll need to use an enzyme cleaner to ensure the urine is totally cleaned up and the scent gone. Otherwise he might be tempted to keep peeing in same places.About his biting/scratching during play, usually it's recommended that kittens be kept with their mom and siblings until about 12 weeks so they learn cat manners. Obviously that isn't always possible, so when a kitten is adopted out young, it becomes the human "parents" job to teach the kitten kitty etiquette. Here's an article with more info: Teach Your Kitten How to Play Nice : The Humane Society of the United States
And, about his eating, because of his feral beginning, he may have a bit of "stray cat food obsession". Therefore, maybe you might have to still feed him plenty, but not put it all down at once, if possible. Here's a couple more articles with more info:
The Essentials Of Kitten Nutrition
How Much Food Should I Feed My Cat?
