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They're eyesites getting better they can see me now and they like to cuddle and
walk around and getting out of the box every feeding
 

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Sounds good! Just supervise them when they are out of the box. I suggest you limit them to one room for a few weeks, like your bedroom. Give them some cat toys eventually, like little balls and play mice.
 
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They black ones not wanting to eat the kmr anymore lile she'll eat alittle but idk if she wants different food because shes not sick at all o:? What can i feed them the other one still wants the bottle
 

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They are still too young for wet food.  You need to keep offering the KMR.  You can try mixing it with pedialyte.  See if that makes a difference.
 

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If she has her baby teeth - and I am guessing she does by now - she is probably ready to eat wet cat food mushed up with KMR on a paper plate.

Why don't you offer it to her and see how it goes? She has to eat something.

Let us know if this works!
 
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She doesnt like the cat food so ima just keep giving them the kmr
 

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What kind of cat food was it?  You can mix the kmr with wet and dry food to make a mush.  It is easier for the kittens to eat.  Try offering it on the tip of your finger at first and lead the kitten to the dish.  It should be on a plate or other flat item.
 
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