Well the kittens should all put on approx 10g a day - don't think it matters at all if there is variation between biggest and littlest as long as they gain at a steady rate. You do not need to worry terribly unless one is acting weak and/or losing weight.

Up the top is North (black&White) who was 9yrs last year but sadly we lost him to the road - the tiny baby is Whistler -just rescued prob only about 6wks.
Down the bottom is North's sister Star who is 10 in Sept.

I also have another rescue cat Zelda who has 3, 3 wk kittens - pictures of which are in my album. We are keeping them all ...

I absolutely adore my cats - this is the first time I've had a litter, it was an accident but has been a completely delightful and amazing experience - the supprort on here has been amazing!!!

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"Cat people are different to the extent that they generally are not conformists - How could they be with a cat running their lives?"