Im getting a sweet siamese baby soon and decided to get another kitten to be her buddy...
the other kitten (looks to be an exotic short hair or short haired persian mix) is a young rescue (about 7 weeks?) who was about to go to the shelter. She has fleas, the vet told me a safe way to get rid of them for small kittens (use dawn) so Im not too worried about that. Im more worried about a bald spot I saw on his or her body which has really short hair over it so its not just skin and is not red or infected looking. Also has a brown crust on the tear area a bit below his/her eyes. This kitten was obviously not taken care of well. We are bringing the kitten to the vet before we bring it home to do the necessary shots, tests, and deworming (if it has somethng I dont want my other animals infected!) or we will just isolate the kitten in a nice room until vet, with no other animal contact which s probably what we would do for awhle anyways.
Ive never dealt with neglected kittens like ths before and wonder if these type things sound dangerous to the kittens health? There is no green or yellow discharge from the eyes that I can see, in fact the eyes looked clear. This kitten is so sweet and loving, Id love to give him/her a good home.
so from what you all know do these symptoms sound bad? or common among orphaned kittens such as this? He/she had a healthy weight also. Thanks for any input!
the other kitten (looks to be an exotic short hair or short haired persian mix) is a young rescue (about 7 weeks?) who was about to go to the shelter. She has fleas, the vet told me a safe way to get rid of them for small kittens (use dawn) so Im not too worried about that. Im more worried about a bald spot I saw on his or her body which has really short hair over it so its not just skin and is not red or infected looking. Also has a brown crust on the tear area a bit below his/her eyes. This kitten was obviously not taken care of well. We are bringing the kitten to the vet before we bring it home to do the necessary shots, tests, and deworming (if it has somethng I dont want my other animals infected!) or we will just isolate the kitten in a nice room until vet, with no other animal contact which s probably what we would do for awhle anyways.
Ive never dealt with neglected kittens like ths before and wonder if these type things sound dangerous to the kittens health? There is no green or yellow discharge from the eyes that I can see, in fact the eyes looked clear. This kitten is so sweet and loving, Id love to give him/her a good home.
so from what you all know do these symptoms sound bad? or common among orphaned kittens such as this? He/she had a healthy weight also. Thanks for any input!