I would buy different brands for variety. The Fancy Feast Classic is good but I'm not sure they have a 'kitten' variety.
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Just wondering how long after you see babies moving will she have them :-)
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Fancy Feast makes a turkey and a fish kitten food. Fancy Feast is a very good brand to use as protein is the first ingredient in all their wet foods.
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The only kitten canned food I found at Fred Meyers was fancy feast turkey flavor so that what she got :-) so anyone want to guess when she will have these babies I think she got out my door on the 21st of May so I am guessing the 25th of July or hoping lol
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She is due between July 23-30.
Pre-mixed is good for 72 hours. If you mix the powder it will stay good covered for 24 hours. Give her a small dish to drink per day - about one-third cup or so.
Powdered is better. If you bought pre-mixed you need to dilute it with water. It's very thick. Some cats will not drink it.
Pre-mixed is good for 72 hours. If you mix the powder it will stay good covered for 24 hours. Give her a small dish to drink per day - about one-third cup or so.
Powdered is better. If you bought pre-mixed you need to dilute it with water. It's very thick. Some cats will not drink it.
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You can mix a little with the wet food and try pouring a tiny bit on the dry - start w/a small dish just in case whe won't eat it.
You just need to buy a can of the powder. Problem solved. The kittens will drink it eventully too. The pre-mixed is gross.
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Sounds good - thanks 
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Can you put up a picture? That will help us see if it looks infected or irritated from licking.
How is she acting? Is the area red looking?
How is she acting? Is the area red looking?
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It may just be from all the licking she is doing due to the hormonal changes. You can rub some olive or vegetable oil on it to help with the chapping. Let us know if anything changes!
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Does she have a regular vet? I'm assuming she is about 2 weeks away from delivering and that seems early for discharge.
@catwoman707 are you still here?
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