Thread: Normal or just uncoordinated?

I always insure my kittens for the first year & then after that put money into a savings account for them but the last two babes I did it for longer as one of them had no sense of fear & was uncoordinated,he would fly down the hall be unable to stop & land in a heap with legs all akimbo,he finally learnt that if he couldn't stop then if he lept up the door he could push himself off at an angle to tear back again but then when he got to the corner he would just go splatt onto his side,I have a Tigga Tower & when he was no age at all he would jump from floor right into the top bed{ & that is pretty high} in one go but of course we had the occasions when he misjudged the jump & would either finish hanging onto the side waiting to be rescued or end up in that undignified heap on the floor, a leap from the bed to the windowsill successfully accomplished one day the next a chin banged on the edge & another unplanned trip to the floor,I think they are like us some can get it together fine others take longer,at the age of three I felt it safe enough to start putting the money into the bank instead of insuring him but I always dread the day he could end up with a broken leg,not happened yet & he is a lot better now but still wouldn't hold my breath because just when you think he has cracked it something happens to make you change your mind,so you could be avoiding your Mr Leo for a good while yet...x