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Toxic Milk Syndrome

The milk of a mother cat can become toxic to her kittens due to breast infections such as mastitis.  Commercial milk replacement may also be toxic if it has turned bad or has not been properly prepared. The signs of toxic milk syndrome can include diarrhea, excessive kitten volcalization, or a bloated stomach. Septicemia can [...]

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Toxic Milk Syndrome posted by Laurie Buckley in Kitten Care
on May 25, 2008 at 2:12 pm

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Feeding Kittens

Since your kitten’s body is going to go through major transformations in a short period of time (doubling in size several times in just mere months), good quality protein and nutrients will play an essential role.
Kittens should be eating four meals a day after weaning until they’re four or five months old. You can reduce [...]

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Feeding Kittens posted by Laurie Buckley in Kitten Care
on April 14, 2008 at 12:12 pm

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Fading Kitten Syndrome

Fading Kitten Syndrome is a disease that is believed to be transmitted to the kittens as they pass through the birth canal. After birth all will initially appear fine. The mother is healthy and the kittens are nursing. Then within the next week or two, one or more kittens die. If this disease doesn’t appear [...]

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Fading Kitten Syndrome posted by Laurie Buckley in Kitten Care
on December 28, 2007 at 12:41 pm

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