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Hello everyone. This is my first post here and am very eager for advice! I have been a viewer for a while gathering bits of information from threads already posted but not are exactly my situation!
Okay so I have been a foster of one feral cat for two years. After a while another cat winds up in my backyard and brought her two (12 weeks old) kittens which are now 7 months old. Mamma got pregnant again and I have her five, five week olds. along with the other cats.
My first born, the feral one Tangie stays away and is often outside or only comes in if I’ve set up the others in their own area not to be seen or heard.
Jackie, the mamma I fostered is due to be fixed once she’s not breastfeeding but one of her kittens is vomiting what looks like cottage cheese or curdled milk. She is still playing and meowing, they haven’t started drinking water yet but I try to teach them. I assumed it was due to them inhaling a few pieces of litter so I took that out of their area it’s been a over two days without access to litter but she threw up again. I wanna make sure I do my best with these little ones and rear them into a new home.
Now that you have all the details:
Is this an emergency? Could this be because they ate something other than litter or is it cause no water? I have spent over 2000 in the last month on vet visit and some of them weren’t even worth it. I am not able to afford a visit for the mom and the babies — is there a service at the vet that covers that or is a separate charge for each cat?
Okay so I have been a foster of one feral cat for two years. After a while another cat winds up in my backyard and brought her two (12 weeks old) kittens which are now 7 months old. Mamma got pregnant again and I have her five, five week olds. along with the other cats.
My first born, the feral one Tangie stays away and is often outside or only comes in if I’ve set up the others in their own area not to be seen or heard.
Jackie, the mamma I fostered is due to be fixed once she’s not breastfeeding but one of her kittens is vomiting what looks like cottage cheese or curdled milk. She is still playing and meowing, they haven’t started drinking water yet but I try to teach them. I assumed it was due to them inhaling a few pieces of litter so I took that out of their area it’s been a over two days without access to litter but she threw up again. I wanna make sure I do my best with these little ones and rear them into a new home.
Now that you have all the details:
Is this an emergency? Could this be because they ate something other than litter or is it cause no water? I have spent over 2000 in the last month on vet visit and some of them weren’t even worth it. I am not able to afford a visit for the mom and the babies — is there a service at the vet that covers that or is a separate charge for each cat?
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