You can use water but KMR tastes a bit like mom's milk and with help with the transition. It also has more nutrients. Goats milk will work as well.
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PLEASE HELP I NEED SOME ADVICE
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Let us know how if she's interested!
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I made two different batches,i made one with kmr and one with water and a little kmr, she took a few little bites of the one with more kmr, but took a lot more of the one with more water, i think im gonna try the one with the water tomorrow and see if she will eat more
This is progress! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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Is there anything i can do for fleas when it becomes that kind of year.... my dog always brings them into the house and we always have to bathe the cats and dogs and spray down the house, with the kitten, is there anything i can use on her that wony hurt her
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Yes, there is something. In fact you need to use something on all of your animals in advance of flea season so that everyone suffers less! Advantage II is great. It comes in a tube and is dosed for different sized cats and dogs. You put it in the scruff of the neck once a month to repel fleas. Your vet should sell it, and it can also be ordered online through Amazon at reduced prices. [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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Flea collars are not safe for kittens. Pet store products - especially Hartz and Sergeant's - can burn the skin. I would suggest ordering some Advantage online where it's cheaper.
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As I said, Advantage for kittens is for 2-5 pounds. Two pounds is usually achieved at about 8 weeks old. It's a very small dose. Or, you can put 2-3 drops from an adult tube on her neck. Look it up online and you can see/read about Advantage! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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Ive been noticing that she has been eating less of the mushy food and more of the hard, should I take her away from it or should i let her just keep eating, i can break the hard food with my finger so its not really too hard
Let her eat whatever she will eat. She may be ready to eat wet food that is not mushy. Try giving her some wet food that is not mixed with anything. She may like it better. Let us know! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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It might to be time for some new pillows and for me to litter box train the kitten, ive just watched squat and start peeing on my pillow, luckily i got her off before she finished and got her to the litter box, is 5 weeks too young for litter box training? But now i have to either was that pillow or buy a new one... how do you train a kitten to use the litter box, ive never had to do it. I'm only home a little during the day im at school for 8+ hours and get 0 help taking care of her
Five weeks is a good time to litter train. You put her in the litter box, and take a little paw and show her how to "dig". If she poops outside the box, put it in the box so she can smell it. You need a kitten-sized box with non-clumping litter while she's little. Disposable aluminum pans work well. Put her in the litter pan frequently. She'll catch on quickly! They learn well between 6-8 weeks. Let us know how it goes! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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I already have 3 litter boxes, ones disposable and the other two have very short walls at both ends, something she can climb in and out of with no problem. But how would i know when to put her in there, should i just randomly pick times after she eats? And i havent seen her go poop yet, ill be on the look out for it.
Yes, just put her in often, in particular before and after meals, when you get up, when you get home, etc. She may jump out, or she may "play" in the litter, but eventually she'll learn to use it. [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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