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Manic AlfieIt has been years and years since I last had a kitten (Rosie was 6 months old when I got her) and I had totally fogotten how manic they are. Alfie has watched Rosie and sussed out the cat flap (nowhere near road) and is now like a whirling dervish in and out. He never seems to get tired - is this normal for a 12 week old kitten? I have to confine him to a room when I go to bed because he would terrorise me and Rosie and Holly if he wasn't "locked up". Just wish I had a fraction of his energy 
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It's the same here. 16 years since we had a kitten in the house. Now we have two - Aaaargh!!!!  It is wonderful (and invigorating and exhausting) - Enjoy! Look forward to hearing more of Alfie. |
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Its been many many yearssince I had a kitten in the house but I imagine it is normal ifnothing else be grateful the weather is warm and he is not going at full pelt  Good luck and enjoy. |
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Yes it's perfectly normal! Enjoy - they don't stop kittens for very long |
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