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The only thing i can say for sure is that kittens are born fully furry.. I'm sorry i cant help out with anything else.

well, if anyone has any more input on these questions it would be MUCH MUCH appreciated.

if you put the food up on something that is right at his nose level and angle the dishes down so he can just stick his face directly into the bowl it will help him out alot.. I had to do it with one of my sugar gliders, and though they are MUCH smaller, they still have the same difficulty with...

is she purring yet? I know cats purr through out the entire labor process. Is she going to let you be there with her? my kitty wouldnt have it any other way. Keep us updated!

One thing that i did to get the kittens to GO in the litter box is to just PUT them in there and take a warm moist towel and try to get them to go in there. Just keep doing it. You def. wont see an SOLID poo in there for another couple of weeks, and they pee VERY little at a time. Also...

Well, we will be seeing the vet tomorrow, i hope SOMEONE there can give us answers.

She is drinking pleanty, actually more than usual, and on her last vet visit the one thing he did say was that she was no dehydrated. I'm pretty sure the foaming at the mouth was because of the bitter taste of the pill. It was Flagyl and i am told by my vet that it is pretty common for cats to...

While she was pregnant and nursing we fed her the kmr 1 & 2. But she stopped eating that too. I just read that if I put a wet paper towel on some dry food and microwave it for a few seconds that she might like that.

I just joined in hope that someone might have some in site or be able to give me suggestions. I have a roughly 18 month old rescue cat named chilli. She had kittens 6 weeks ago. For the first 3 weeks after popping them out she was eating like it was the first time in months. But that tapered off...