Rescue Kitten
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Gaffer

Original Poster:

7,156 posts

301 months

Thursday 9th October 2014
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Out here in Dubai are loads of abandoned kittens and puppies, and one kitten has been adopted by a friend.
Turns out the kitten is just short of 4 weeks old (that's another story).

Anyway, what food and milk should it be having? its on kitten mousse provided by the vet, it hates normal food but goes mental when my friend is cooking human food and uses her as a ladder to see what it can steal out of the pan.

It's also bloody noisy for a kitten, proper loud voice on it.

Any other advise for such a baby?

Thanks
Claire

PS. It loves Jazz music - weirdo

ali_kat

32,143 posts

245 months

Thursday 9th October 2014
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Sounds like she has found a real character smile

CPL use Cimicat to feed kittens found abandoned at that age, if that helps?

airweaz

250 posts

141 months

Thursday 9th October 2014
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Shes best off on kitten food for now.

Shes shouting because shes been seperated from Mum too soon.

Shes interested in the world with the climbing etc.

lenats31

438 posts

197 months

Monday 13th October 2014
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If you can locate a surrugate cat mother for it, then that would be the best thing for it really. For now, you have to bottlefeed it kitten formular. NEVER EVER bottlefeed it lying on it´s back like you would do with a human baby. There is a high risk the milk will get into the wrong throat and into the lungs. You have to bottlefeed it on it´s stomach

From 5 weeks onward yoyu can start to introduce it to kitten dryfood soaked in water (to make the pills eatable for it)

Don´t forget to rub the abdomen and use a wet cloth around the anus after every meal. A mother cat do this in order toi help the kittens defecate. The wet cloth is to stimulate this.

This is something humans have to do with their babies too quite often

See if you can get another kitten - but preferably one from a home that is at least 12 weeks old or an adult female cat. Helps socializing the cat

Use cat litter that does not clump (it may try to eat it)

http://www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/cats/kitten_products...

Edited by lenats31 on Monday 13th October 16:32


Edited by lenats31 on Monday 13th October 16:34

Gaffer

Original Poster:

7,156 posts

301 months

Tuesday 14th October 2014
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The kitten didn't make it unfortunately. She passed away last night.

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But thank you to all that replied.

Claire

ali_kat

32,143 posts

245 months

Tuesday 14th October 2014
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