Kitten probleme (serious pls help)

hi

so i have a cat which gave birth to a two cats ..that's cool 

but..

i noticed that after 4 days one of them doesn't move his front legs first i thought it's normal but what made it worse ,is that he is puttin them behind him and crawling with his rear legs pushing forward and his head in the ground (imagine that :/ ) i can see that he can move his pads little bit 

but  he can't place his front legs like in front of him or to raise himself little bit like his bro does   and he moaws alot 

pls answer me if that's normal 

sry for my english not my main 

They should both move identical he may just be very weak or something else is going on

other posters will chime in soon make sure they stay warm. 

Is he nursing OK with the mom??

Is there enough room-

is the bed level so no one will get squished If bed is supported by a wall pull it away.

Just incase.

he is nursing ok but i can feel he is bothered hopeit's not a big deal

Watch him closely,

Move his little limbs around slowly just to make sure everything

is OK, he may have been squished.

If you can pick up a (food) scale to monitor their weight.

KMR milk replacement formula small tin comes

in handy if he is weak or goats milk is popular.

They're so delicate when tiny.

http://www.thecatsite.com/a/weighing-newborn-kittens-and-how-this-could-save-their-lives

lack of space is a probleme ?

i mean if put them in large space i afraid they get cold 

darkblue09 said:

 
he is nursing ok but i can feel he is bothered hopeit's not a big deal

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Probably this is serious.  At any case, its not the common.  Unless its something occasional, alike he got squeished some as suggested, and it will get good again in one day or two..

Does he seem to be in pain if you touch these legs?  If not you can try to massage them several times every day.  Be sure he is warm, esp the legs are warm, when you are massaging, and perhaps even doing some exercises...

You can also brush the legs with a toothbrush.  Its too is alike massage, and helps blood flowing, etc...

Inside only cats can manage with surprising much even being invalidated.  I saw on youtube a cat with lame hind legs.  So it went around on his fore legs, even outside, the whole body up in the air... Otherwise he managed nicely.  Being lame in forelegs is easier, its much easier to go only on the backlegs...

Do you have access to a good vet?

that's the probleme there is a lack of vet where i live and there are no qualified person nearby

darkblue09 said:

 
lack of space is a probleme ?

i mean if put them in large space i afraid they get cold 

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Heating pad not to pricey even found in second hand stores

or little ceramic heater for area...

D darkblue09

Can you please post a picture of the kitten's front legs?

It sounds like a tendon problem with the legs being turned backwards. This can be fixed so the kitten is normal.

I need to see first to make sure, but it's something that you can fix with massage and splints. If this is what it is I will explain how to handle it and send you links as well.

You won't need a vet to fix the legs because you can do it.