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    Struggling with kitten wet food

    The vet has ruled out parasites (thankfully) after doing 4 very extensive fecal tests. We’ve been giving probiotics including S. Boulardii for a few weeks, but now refuses to eat anything with it mixed. I’ll leave him off of it for a little while to see if there’s improvement. He’s eating a...
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    Struggling with kitten wet food

    I have a 5 month old kitten who’s had chronic diarrhea since I got him. We’ve taken countless trips to vet, went through coccidia treatment, antibiotics, etc, and he still has issues. (It can be really bad). My vet suggested a diet change, as there may be a food allergen triggering it. He was...
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    Kitten has Coccidia - 4 weeks without resolution

    Thanks for the info. Turns out I’ve been giving him a probiotic with S. boulardii already. He’s been taking it for the past 4 days with no improvement so far.
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    Kitten has Coccidia - 4 weeks without resolution

    I took him to a specialist referred by my vet, and I’m quite upset. The bill ended up being $1k for two fecal tests (which I haven’t received results for after 2 days) and a prescription for more Albon and a standard dewormer. This is from a board certified vet, what a scam. Pet insurance won’t...
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    Kitten perceiving other cat playing as fighting

    Also, for more clarity. Rodger is completely silent in both of those clips. All of the growling and hissing is coming from Pierre.
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    Kitten perceiving other cat playing as fighting

    In short, my 4 m/o kitten has gone from playful to scared when it comes to playing with my older cat. My older cat (1 yo) Rodger really likes Pierre. He sleeps outside of his room, meows when he can’t find him (he rarely meows), and grooms him very often. I’ve even caught the two cuddling in...
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    Kitten has Coccidia - 4 weeks without resolution

    Hi everyone, My 4 month old kitten has had coccidia for at least the past few weeks. He’s had non-stop diarrhea. It was a nightmare at first because it was explosive (sprayed past the tall litter box to 3 ft up the wall). It also smells absolutely horrible regardless of what I feed him. I took...
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    Helping my kitten keep his voice

    So, unfortunately what started as friendly and rough play has turned into some aggression. Pierre is starting to be more cautious and vocal during their tussles. He will hiss and swipe his paw, but Rodger doesn’t always get the signal. Sometimes he stops, but Rodger will general proceed to bite...
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    Helping my kitten keep his voice

    Still raspy, but recovering.
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    Helping my kitten keep his voice

    Started letting them spend 1-4 hours together I’d say it’s going well :)
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    Helping my kitten keep his voice

    Thanks for the insight! They’re letting each other rest, and this morning they were calm around each other with only light play. I’ll keep them separate at night for the next week, then see how it goes.
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    Helping my kitten keep his voice

    To be clear as I stated originally, Rodger rarely bites me when playing or otherwise. I only play with wand toys, not my hands. The bites I’ve described are when he’s being affectionate and grooming me. The only time he legitimately bites me is when I touch his belly or annoy him, but that’s...
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    Helping my kitten keep his voice

    A month ago I adopted great little 3 month old kitten (now 4 months) whom I named Pierre. I isolated him in his room, and followed the slow introduction process. It's gone great so far! My 1 y/o resident cat (Rodger) and he get along, eat together, and even play with one another! However, as of...
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    Attacks and feces - I’m scared

    She was stray, had kittens, and sheltered. I believe they were having difficulties getting her adopted, so she was planned to be euthanized. That’s all I know.
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    Attacks and feces - I’m scared

    I tried tons of foods. But finally she decided she wanted some canned tuna in water. Thank goodness! She ate half the can and drank all the water.
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    Attacks and feces - I’m scared

    Small update She spent most of the last night and today in her bed hiding, but around 2am she climbed up on my bed and asked me to scratch her butt and pet her. I was really happy and relieved. She's not eating or drinking water. I've been able to get her to eat a few treats, but she won't eat...
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    Attacks and feces - I’m scared

    Neat, I’ll give that a try.
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    Attacks and feces - I’m scared

    Thank you for all of the comments. They're all great advice, and some are applicable, others not. I'll give some more background and an update on the scenario. She's 1 y/o, spayed, and has visited the vet many times w/ full testing with a totally clean bill. Last visit was prior to adoption...
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    Attacks and feces - I’m scared

    Loud noises, big spaces (which is unfortunately my house), and extended separation (2+ hrs) are the things that trigger her anxiety. We occasionally get animals near my house and she’s always been fine. Cats, coyotes, armadillos, deer, etc didn’t cause any anxiety in the past. I wouldn’t rule it...
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    Attacks and feces - I’m scared

    Yes, they are both fixed, I’m aware of the things that trigger her anxiety and none were present. It’s mostly loud noise. She’s never been triggered by any smell and the blinds are closed at night. Even the sight and smell of other cats doesn’t trigger her anxiety. She’s more curious than...
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