Need help with a little lost kitten

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Hey, guys, I found a little kitten last night, can't be more than 5 weeks, if that. She is adorable, long haired blue. She was so thin! She was really scared of me, so I tossed a towel on her and bundled her up and brought her home. She has a hind leg she won't move, and can't walk on. It doesn't seem to hurt as much today as it did last night, but I think it's messed up in the hip area. I am gonna have to take her to a vet to get a diagnosis any way, but is there anything I can give her that will support her young little system for now and help her fight off any infections she may have? She is eating ground up chicken and rabbit meat (I raw feed my carni pets), and is drinking water and goat's milk. She seems happy now that she knows we won't hurt her, and loves cuddles. She urinated today, but no bm's yet (may have been too starved to go yet). Any ideas?

 

TIA,

Kim S.

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Put it in some warm milk.

Doc

 

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Kimberly Smith

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Saturday, June 26, 2004 3:56 PM

Herbal Remedies - Need help with a little lost kitten

 

Hey, guys, I found a little kitten last night, can't be more than 5 weeks, if that. She is adorable, long haired blue. She was so thin! She was really scared of me, so I tossed a towel on her and bundled her up and brought her home. She has a hind leg she won't move, and can't walk on. It doesn't seem to hurt as much today as it did last night, but I think it's messed up in the hip area. I am gonna have to take her to a vet to get a diagnosis any way, but is there anything I can give her that will support her young little system for now and help her fight off any infections she may have? She is eating ground up chicken and rabbit meat (I raw feed my carni pets), and is drinking water and goat's milk. She seems happy now that she knows we won't hurt her, and loves cuddles. She urinated today, but no bm's yet (may have been too starved to go yet). Any ideas?

 

TIA,

Kim S.

[Guest guest]

Don't give her too much chicken, because it causes constipation in

cats (if too much is eaten). A little ground beef (organic !) would

be okay. If she's too young, babyfood (beef) can do in a pinch, mixed

with milk, and feed with an eye dropper.

 

xoxo JoJo

 

 

herbal remedies , " Kimberly Smith "

<k_frog100@h...> wrote:

> Hey, guys, I found a little kitten last night, can't be more than

5 weeks, if that. She is adorable, long haired blue. She was so

thin! She was really scared of me, so I tossed a towel on her and

bundled her up and brought her home. She has a hind leg she won't

move, and can't walk on. It doesn't seem to hurt as much today as it

did last night, but I think it's messed up in the hip area. I am

gonna have to take her to a vet to get a diagnosis any way, but is

there anything I can give her that will support her young little

system for now and help her fight off any infections she may have?

She is eating ground up chicken and rabbit meat (I raw feed my carni

pets), and is drinking water and goat's milk. She seems happy now

that she knows we won't hurt her, and loves cuddles. She urinated

today, but no bm's yet (may have been too starved to go yet). Any

ideas?

>

> TIA,

> Kim S.