It sounds like you are doing a great job and Dipper is doing well.Adding the KMR is excellent. You could look into adding probiotics.
My daughter's kittens are the same age as my ferals but they are sleeker, larger, with shinier coats. Her kittens get Purina O.N.E. kitten and my kittens at Dennys get Purina Kitten Chow now. It is hard for me to credit the food, though, because the kittens at Dennys were sick plus they live outside - both huge factors in health and development.
I hope we get to see updated pics of Dipper
My daughter's kittens are the same age as my ferals but they are sleeker, larger, with shinier coats. Her kittens get Purina O.N.E. kitten and my kittens at Dennys get Purina Kitten Chow now. It is hard for me to credit the food, though, because the kittens at Dennys were sick plus they live outside - both huge factors in health and development.
I hope we get to see updated pics of Dipper
I found out that he just had ear mites, which I didn’t know about.. and he was allergic to fleas. (I knew he had those and I would comb him every night as well.) Apparently his skin was really sensitive to flea saliva and bites and that caused him to lose his hair. They prescribed him some medication and I put it on him.... the next day, his fur was back in most places. I was shocked. So many people had told me ringworm, especially the people in my life that had veterinary backgrounds. But I feel silly for so heavily self diagnosing him. Next month he goes back to get more meds and another check up. But he is doing better than ever right now.
And yes, his ears are definitely a feature you can’t miss! I love them, when there’s a noise he turns and his ears twitch in the cutest way. 
. Btw, is there a low cost shelter/vet in your area? May be listed as a spay/neuter clinic? You don't actually get to see the vet, at least not at the one I used, but in a pinch they can be a lifesaver. The one I used is S.P.O.T - it was $180.00 to spay/neuter, rabies/feline distemper(?) vaccine, microchip, and nail trim two polydactyl cats. Also try your local SPCA or Humane Society - not to adopt your furbie, but for treatments/spay/neuter. The ones in my area offer low-cost services - maybe the ones in your area do too? Hugs from me and my furbies to you and yours!
Such a blessing and I cannot thank you enough. I had taken him to the cheapest vet I could find, and the bill was still.. hefty. I have to pay more next month, and possibly the next if he still needs treatment after. (I believe in the thread I was saying that he had ringworm.. well, I was wrong. He was having an allergic reaction and had ear mites.. so meds came HEAVILY into play 
) Then he still needs shots, etc. So your kindness is going to help us more than I can even explain in words. With the troubles my family is going through, sometimes it’s hard to have hope! But I want you to know that you help give me some faith back! God bless you ALWAYS! 
