Ah, kittens get scared of new surrounding and when older get scared when you move house.
I've been using frontline on my cat but found out that he's either alergic to that or the fleas.Get the stuff from pet uk rather than the vets as you'll save a packet.
With the conjunctivis you can get the stuff from the pharmacy. My vet charged me £30 odd for some stuff that I could have got from boots foe 2.99!
Soa re you going to post a picure of your kitten then?
Our cat drinks, but he keeps looking over his shoulder as if he thinks he's at risk...
Does your cat think she is an antelope?
Very intelligent creatures aren't they. Mine's being very safe at the moment but gradually i'm getting more out of him. His eye looks better after the first lot of cream. Gonna put some more on in a bit. At least he's eating and using the litter tray that's a big relief just need to get him better again. Went to take a photo and the SD card is missin out of my camera. GF must have moved it somewhere. I'll get on it this evening.
An antelope?!! what do you mean
Just something from Wilkinsons/the supermarket/your local pet shop will do.
NNNooooooooooooooo! 
Any flea/worming treatment from a supermarker/petshop is a waste of time (Bob Marten, Johnsons, supermarket own etc etc). Bigger per shops can sell frontline which is fine for the cat and I think you can get acclaim or staykill from a chemist.
If you're using Advantage or Frontline Combo from the vets that has some environmental activity though so you'll probably be fine.
Yup, second fbk, have tried pet shop/ supermarket stuff before and it doens't work.
Awww. Gratuitous cat-shots:
Jelly:
and JJ:
say 'hello'.
Telemaster - I was responding to the post about a cat looking over its shoulders as she drank...
oh right i see, very good. Really want to get a photo up now. Will do as soon as....hello to jelly and jj from wayne.
Most of Monty:
The rest of Monty:
ohhhh that hurts
ouch!
He's fine now, and it was either that or mrs. mogrim would have wrung his neck... marking territory is fine outside, when he does it on your bed it's a different matter!
mogrim - I can't believe you got photos of his balls!!! 
Cat's don't drink water by choice. If they do, they prefer it from a puddle or the loo! I've never seen them drink from a bowl and they get most of their water from their food, unless you are only feeding them dried food.
Our cats absolutely refuse to drink water fresh from the tap. Instead they would either drink from the pond or any stagnant water to be found in plant dishes, buckets etc. I think it's to do with the chlorine / fluoride they put in the water. However I discovered that if I fill a tub and leave for a day and fill their bowl from that. I put a lid on the tub to stop anything contaminating the water and they happily drink that water from their bowl . I figure it has to be cleaner and healthier than what they were drinking.
Oh and the best toys ever for cats... i) a steel chain (like the ones they secure the pens to the counter with in banks) and ii) an nice thick old sock filled with catnip.
Two of the cats in Sweden drink out of the tap if it is dripping.
Oscar's first day (we found out 2 days later he had cat flu)
The big Monkey now
great thread , nothing to add i got 3 cats , there great.
Oscar has very nice markings! Was he sneezing and eye's watering? Been to the vet and she said it was conjunctivitis but keep an eye on him and to bring back if it doesn't clear. Photo on its way.
Yeah he was sneezing, snuffling lots and eyes watering
if it works
taken on a phone cos still can't find memory card.
Ahhh!
If he doesn't drink much (Oscar didn't when he was poorly)the vet can give you some very moist kitten food
He's got the same symptoms so i've got to keep an eye on him for a couple of days and if he doesn't get any better then gotta go bk
I love cats
I admire their cold superciliousness
Telemaster,
that's one cute kitten. Watch out though, they grow up into cats:
( actually she's really sweet natured, just not at her best when someone cuts short her afternoon nap in the sun )
Wont stop playing now!!! tryin to fight with everything and anything!
Best toy you can get for a cat/kitten is a laser pointer, they go mad for it and best of all is that you don't have to move!
Obviously avoid pointing it in their eyes! 
Its the killing season though.
I watched Jasper eat (yes all of it) a vole yesterday and I've just liberated a blackbird which was hiding behind the fridge in the kitchen - presumable since last night as we came home to find the living room full of feathers, but no carcass to be found.
Awww, he's so cute!
When little Pumpkin was unwell, we gave her some drugs, man!
I thought cats were not very clean animals until we got a Dog.
Dogs are filthy creatures but cats look at you as if you are the dirty one!
I should clarify, that when I suggested using stuff from the supermarket - I only meant the anti-flea floor spray/powder, not any stuff you put ON the cat! We're used various things generally with success, the vet's spray we bought didn't do jack sh**...
I've read some nasty things about the Bob Martin spot-on stuff, for sure make sure you use Frontline or Advocate & get it from the vets (or reputable online supplier).
Laser pens are the best toys - as someone says, you'll laugh your nuts off watching the cat chase it round at warp speed!
That, and a box/holdall. For some reason, they always seem to jump into them & play.
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