I'm not sure what they could do for a lazy eye. So long as it isn't infected he will be ok.
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PLEASE HELP I NEED SOME ADVICE
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Maybe its not so lazy after all... it just looks it when i look at him, when would i be able to tell if hes male or female though because it bothering me, im calling him a guy and i feel like its going to be a girl and then im going to feel dumb lol
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If you post a photo of the kitten's rear we should be able to help you to identify its gender.
A grey tongue is not normal. Can you offer her some water and see if it goes away? If it doesn't, you should call the vet. I don't think that would be from cleaning the kitten.
A grey tongue is not normal. Can you offer her some water and see if it goes away? If it doesn't, you should call the vet. I don't think that would be from cleaning the kitten.
Agreed. Please consult a vet.
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I wouldn't worry about it then.
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Looks like a girl to me.
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Does look like a girl. Grey tongue is usually indicative of an issue and she should see a vet right away.
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It doesn't really make a difference!
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Yeah but ive been really hoping for a boy, thanks though guys, my momma cat has been acting really strange though, in the early mornings like 4 or 5 am she loves to just run around the room, up and down the bed, under the bed, ontop of me, everywhere, anyone know why?
My cats do this too, it's happened with a lot of cats I've had, perfectly normal. I call it the 'cat crazies' they are trying to get rid of a lot of stored up energy after a night of rest. I always take it as the sign they are feeling good and frisky. Also she is trying to wake you up for some company and possibly food, the best thing to do is to completely ignore the behavior, it will escalate if you give in and get up, believe me!
Dawn and dusk are busy times for cats, who are nocturnal. When we domesticate cats, we want them on our schedule, and they do learn it, but their own instincts tend to prevail. If it's food she wants, leave some dry food down. I guess my cats are spoiled, because I often get up and feed them early and then go back to sleep. [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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I always have dry food down for them and then they all get wet food 2 or 3 times a day depending if they finish everything, but this is the first time ive seen her do it, shes like 6 or 7 and she hasnt been frisky/playful for a really long time... just not used to it i guess lol thanks, when should i start making a mush for the kitten and how
What ever happened with the grey tongue thing? Cats randomly run around like a crazy person, it's quite entertaining.
You can try mush when the kitten is about 5 weeks old.
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she still gets it, but it really only looks like shes gets it when she cleans the kitten, and it goes away when she eats and drinks. Okay so i have to wait another week to do it? Shes 4 weeks
You can try now, but many kittens aren't quite ready unt 5 or 6 weeks. Give it a shot - you don't know untill you try! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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