Do you know of any teacup himalayan cat breeders in canada?

I think my kitten, Bones, may be a dwarf. Bones is 3 months old but is the size of a 4 week old kitten. Like Roxy, she's a little pig. She refuses kitten food and eats food from her older sister Bubbles' bowl. She also out-eats her older sister. She's very playful and can climb just as high as her older sister can.

Bones and Bubbles share the same feral mother. My future mother-in-law is trying to catch and socialize all of the kittens of a feral momma who likes having kittens in her basement. Momma is too wild to catch, but no one got a trap for her.

Recently my cat "Roxy" gave birth to a litter of 4 kittens. One was runty at birth and we named her "Spot". Now 4 weeks later her littermates are all three times the size she is. In fact she has not appeared to grow at all. I didn't know that cats could have dwarfism! She is in complete proportion, eats all the time, and is more mobile then her siblings. So my idea that she is malnourished went out the window. How do I know if she is truly a dwarf?

Seeing your picture I can see my own very small kitten. Little Bit was born in a litter of normal size kittens. At first I thought she was just not getting enough to eat, so I went out of my way to make sure she was getting additional bottle feedings...besides mothers milk. But as the weeks have crept forward and the others have continued to grow at a normal rate. Little Bit's unique size has become more and more evident. She is growing but at a much slower rate. She is only about 1/5th the size of her litter mates, and this is at 4 weeks. She is delicate, but very sweet. I believe after seeing your picture, and after years of cat breeding experience that she is in fact a dwarf. Only time will tell...but she is healthy in every way...but her size.

I see no reason for concern about operating in future on your small cat. Researchers have been doing delicate operations on tiny mice for years! Any vet that says your cat is too small to operate on, is not the vet you should be seeing.

Did your cat come from a good breeder? if so, is it healthy?