Hi, We recently took in a very young stray cat that was pregnant, well she had 6 kittens on June 8th, all survived and are healthy and thriving. They are all eating both dry and wet food and have been for several weeks now, however one of them the smallest will not eat solid food. We separated the momma for the babies when they were are around 7 weeks old so that her milk could dry up so that we could carry her in to be spayed. Well since the little one would not even attempt to eat the other food I got some KMR and began feeding that to her and we bottle fed her for a few days and now she eats from a bowl. But in the meantime I have tried every brand of food I could find from the most expensive down the the nastiest smelling cheap food and she will not touch it. She tries to cover it up as if it were poop.
When I took Georgia, the momma cat in to the vet to be spayed I asked them what I need to do and they told me that it seems like I have done all they would have recommended and maybe she just needed a lil more time. And although she is only about 6 ounces smaller than the others, and is very active and playful I know that she needs to be eating more than the KMR. I just don't what do to. The vet tech suggested just not feeding her for a day or so and see if she would eventually eat, and thats just not something I want to do. I can't not feed her when I know she is hungry.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreaciated.
Kelly
When I took Georgia, the momma cat in to the vet to be spayed I asked them what I need to do and they told me that it seems like I have done all they would have recommended and maybe she just needed a lil more time. And although she is only about 6 ounces smaller than the others, and is very active and playful I know that she needs to be eating more than the KMR. I just don't what do to. The vet tech suggested just not feeding her for a day or so and see if she would eventually eat, and thats just not something I want to do. I can't not feed her when I know she is hungry.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreaciated.
Kelly