I got oscar from outside in a friend gave me gabby due to she has so many cats thay may be the reason oscar is still a baby n gabby is a little older not even ready to make babies yet but all due respect I dont really know how old baby oscar is im guessing weeks to a month or so but gabby is like n the months ill ask again

The kitten looks very young and what's sad is it doesn't have it's mother and litter mates around to teach it social skills. For now, give the kitten some peace and quiet and don't place the older cat into the kitten's 'space'. He most likely sees the older cat as a threat, not a play mate, since he's looks too young to be dealing with anything other than his Mom, eating and cuddling with litter mates. Be sure you're feeding the young one a lot of soft food plus, I would give the him a soft stuffed toy to cuddle against.....especially when he's sleeping. Let them interact on their own and as he gets older and stronger he'll probably start to interact with the older kitten.

I suggest you give them each their own bed and litter box and make sure the small kitten can easily enter the litter box. When I first got my kitten (rescued from a field) she was so small she had to use a baking pan for a litter box.

Do you have another pic of the kitten? He doesn't look very well in the pic you posted.

Oscar is healthy he lays n his own bed he is coming around he is a fluffly kitten

Also oscar eats hard n soft food he drinks milk n sometimes finds gabby bowls n drinks her water he knows how to go to the litter box

The one on the counter looks to be about 7 weeks, the younger one 5ish and sadly you may have received both of them a bit prematurely. There are things they learn from Mom during and after the weaning stage, like play and hunting. I had one Mama cat who would go kill lizards to teach her young how to play and kill for food. I wouldn't push them towards each other, give each one a lot of love, some healthy soft food and a visit to the box every couple of hours, Mother Nature will take care of the rest.

Thank u in both are now potty trained n gabby plays with him now but u can hear him trying to meow its cute I was a little concerned there but I have another question I take him to the Clinic on the 10th but oscar has little gushy stuff in his eyes when he wakes up here n there

His eyes are why I said he doesn't look well.......they're just not as bright and alert as they should be for a healthy kitten. He could have the start of an upper respiratory infection so I'd get him in to the vet before the 10th if possible.

Watch them carefully when they're together since the older one can easily overpower the younger one and play could easily turn to aggression. The little one is just too small to defend himself.

Thank u so much I really appreciate the great supportive advice you all have given me thank you once again

Please don't feed your kitties milk. Not good for them. Thank you for taking care of them so well!

I agree, could be sinus or allergy related. Considering that you have two small ones, I would probably contain the younger one in a box where his exposure is more limited; at least until he's both a little older and been to a Vet. It's not only to keep him from harm as Annz mentioned, but because you don't know exactly what's going on with his health. Why run the risk of exposing the other kitty to something harmful as well? They're both very cute, and it's nice to see someone who is so interested in their well being. Please come back and let us know how they're doing. :c)

I will in thank u