If you can find a paper sack, open it up and lay it on its side. Then scratch the underneath of the bag and get ready for the giggles.
Soon the kitten will be acclimatized to enclosed spaces and might want a box of its own.

that's a good idea mok.ive been leaving the boxes out n putting catnip in them.the older two like to go in them of their own accord but the little one is deeply suspicious.she never seems to forget what they are for.if i place them too close to her bed she wont go to bed.if i put them near food she avoids the food.n i crack first..i think i need to take her to the vets shortly.i dont have time.so wrapping her in ablanket n shoving her in it will have to be.i still have the scars from last time lol

i dont know if im over reacting but she has had the runs over night.n then she weed.n then she threw up.n now shes calm n responsive but im really not happy.she was ravenous when she woke up n i thought maybe it was over.but that seemed to kick it off again..i dont know whether to put her through the trauma of the vets over a di cky tummy

Is she an outside cat iil?

Was she eating chicken canned food? If so, quite a few cats cannot handle chicken that well. Try beef and see if that helps.

no she's an indoor one nik.it isnt the first time she's been like this.ive rushed her in with a bad tummy before when she was very young.n they gave me these meds to squ*rt into her mouth for a week..but the weeing n throwing up thing worried me most because i've seen kidney failure before...however she seems much chirpier now.she's helping herself to biccies n cleaning herself.i get so scared

i just stick to the fish flavours of felix for them mok.and a go cat for indoor cats..i stick with what they like

Only a few breeds of felines have naturally developed a taste for fish, it is better to stick with poultry or beef because that is the closest to what wild felines eat in nature.

Also dry food can be a problem for some cats because they tend to eat too much of it.