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eupnea- I'm not asking anyone to diagnose my kittens, I just thought that being a cat forum some people may have better knowledge of the possibilities than myself. I actually can't find that much that can cause diarrhea other than parasites and worms, which is why I posted here to see if...

i don't think i am getting my question across here lol. as i said in my first post i have a vet appointment for tomorrow 11am. i took in a stool sample today which turned back negative. Bojee also had a stool analysis last week which was also negative. so apart from going to the vet and...

I forgot to meniton the age of Bojee is 9 weeks, Meeka is about 12-14 weeks (dob unknown).

I'm going to the vet tomorrow morning (I said this in my first post) but I'm wondering if anyone knew what else could cause this so I can go in more researched and with a better idea of what I want tested? I was just reading about leukemia which can apparently cause diarrhea, does anyone have...

I have two sick kittens. One was very sick and put on meds for worms and parasites. He has finished his meds but still has diarrhea, although not as runny. The other was fine until recently she also starts getting diarrhea. She is lethargic and her third eyelid is showing (apparently a sign...

The vet thought probably Coccidia or Giardia, and he is on some medicines to treat them, as well as medicine to treat worms and to control his diarrhea. The diarrhea does seem to be getting better, although his eyes and nose are now very runny! Could this be an after effect of the parasites...

GailC - The kitten came from a barn cat who now lives in a home. I called the lady and asked about the other kittens and she said they were all doing fine and no one else has told her of any problems. I was feeding him blended boiled chicken when he was really sick, now I've got him on a...

I fostered some kittens for the humane society when Kayla was a puppy so that she would be socialized with them as I knew I would want a cat or two in the future. She used to lick the foster kitties clean it was so cute, the momma even trusted her enough to let her. That's not to say she...

lol sorry I didn't think to put on a cuteness warning. I am so camera happy lately, they are always doing something adorable that I just have to take a picture of. The two kittens are so sweet together, especially when Meeka gives Bojee a bath, she's always cleaning and looking after her...

All so cute but I voted for Sunny

AAAAAAW what sweeties! I love your signature picture too!

Here are some pics of my fur family. Mr. Bojangles (Bojee) is the black and white one, Meeka is the calico tabby. And I know this is a cat site but thought I'd throw in a couple of my dog Kayla too .

Thanks so much for the warm welcome everybody! People here are so friendly and knowledgeable, I'm glad I found this site!

Aaaaw thanks. It's nice to hear

Hmmm hadn't thought of that. The litter is non-clumping. I got this little blurb off google: Clear Choice Cat Litter is the evolutionary cat litter that offers convenience and performance never before available. Made of silica crystals, itâ€8482s has superior absorption quality when compared...

You could try wrapping a towel around him next time to keep his claws from your skin!

We just got back from getting it done. He was NOT happy about it but seemed to perk up slightly afterwards. We just need to figure out what is wrong with him before he gets dehydrated again. I am now giving him 6 different meds and keeping my fingers crossed something will work Good idea...

I think I will have to take my kitten into the vet this evening to get rehydrated under the skin. I am waiting for her to call back but can't find any info on the internet about it and was hoping I could get some questions answered. How long does rehydration usually good for? Will I have to...

The kitten is almost 8 weeks and I am using this type of litter: He is still very lethargic today but seems a bit more interested in his surroundings which I think is a good sign...

Hold the cats head back from behind and open it's mouth. Put the pill as far back in the mouth as possible and it will automatically swallow it. Keep the cats head back until it is swallowed. Of course if you have a very resistant kitty with sharp claws this may be difficult but it is how the...