~2 weeks ago I made a post about Bella and how she spent her first ours with us after her adoption. Here's the [previous post. ](https://www.reddit.com/r/blindcats/s/IBwwT8ouGs)

Anyway, she's growing up so fast and I have some questions. 

First off, she's huge! I'm shocked how big she is on her 9 weeks. Her name is Bella. Now she can wear her collar without issues. I adopted my previous cat when she was round 6-7 months old, and Bella is the same size at 9 weeks. Unbelievable. Do y'all think she's going to be huge or super fluffy? I don't have experience with big or fluffy cats in general so I don't know how challenging it's going to be with her fur. She already started to have some weird dreads around her ears and neck 😤 my wife thinks Bella could have some Maine Coon in her blood since there are a lot of them in the area but who knows, we know nothing about her parents. 

Claws question:
As I've said, she's still a 9 week old kitten and she's using her claws for everything!!! So I want to ask, is there any way to deal with it and help her distinguish between what can be clawed and what cannot? 
I don't know if it makes any difference with sighted kittens who want to play with everything, but I thought I would ask anyway. Whatever she's doing, she's using claws 😭😂 I trimmed them around 2 days ago and she was so sad, she spent the whole day lying down without climbing anything. Super dramatic, but it has been peaceful to sleep with her since. 

Toilet question:
She's bigger and taller, so she just discovered the toilet! I am very participant of training my cats to use the toilet instead of the litterbox, so naturally, I would love to train her too.
The thing is that I found her exploring the toilet and I saw she almost fell inside 🤦🏻 I took her and ask her to not go there, but then I thought it would be a good idea letting her fall (if) so she would learn what's there. Do you think this is going to affect how she will react to this place if she falls making her afraid of using it later on instead of the litterbox? 

Toys:
We bough for her toys with sound (bells, beep, etc) and some interactive toys that would move by themselves so she could heard them and know what they are, but it seems she totally hates the sound and she's even scared of them. She ended up loving those little common mice for cats, but sometimes she has issues finding them. What have you tried with your blind cats that work for them and don't make them feel scared? We already tried like 20 different toys, but she gets scared of all of them because how the move or how they sound. 

Doors, windows, and moving furniture like chairs:
I feel terrible I open/close a door and she hits herself because of it. Same with the chairs... How do you deal with that? Is it a thing that will always happen? It's impossible to keep these things on a specific position all the time 😭😭

In general we're shocked how quickly she has learnt how do do everything, she explored the whole house in a single day and now she moves as if nothing. We're specially shocked with the litterbox thing because she has been using it "normally" since day 1 with no surprises. We were a little concerned if she would fall on her pee/poop since she cannot see and she couldn't cover it either, but starting this week, she started to cover her poop completely. 
She's super needy and clingy and wants to follow us everywhere, so it's both, super wholesome and worrying that she cannot leave without any of us and she always need to be there feeling our skin/body. Sometimes when I'm washing the dishes, she just sleep on my feet and I feel terrible that I need to move her lol 😭 
We're so lucky to have her with us, she's really a brilliant, smart, adorable, cute baby 🥹

I think that would be it, sorry if I sound neurotic or overreacting, but I want to give her the most comfortable life possible 🥹 I love how supportive this community is, thank you so much. 

Update on blind kitten adopted: 2 weeks later, updates and new questions. She's huge!