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Sarthur2
quick question.
My immediate plans are to try and catch Tiny to spay her this weekend. Two of the three kittens (the little calico girls) have been coming up and eating wet food and dry kibble! However, the third little boy has not come up at all for any food. I cannot catch him (he's a mean little rascal) and I go 2-3 days without even seeing him, which scares me because I always think something got him and he suddenly pops right back up! If we do spay Tiny this weekend, will he come up for food on his own? I would want to keep Tiny in the garage at least overnight and let her heal slightly before putting her back outside (the vets here do keyhole spays on the ferals, so much quicker recovery time), but I don't want the little boy kitten to go hungry, especially since he has never shown interest in the wet or dry food available on the porch.
My immediate plans are to try and catch Tiny to spay her this weekend. Two of the three kittens (the little calico girls) have been coming up and eating wet food and dry kibble! However, the third little boy has not come up at all for any food. I cannot catch him (he's a mean little rascal) and I go 2-3 days without even seeing him, which scares me because I always think something got him and he suddenly pops right back up! If we do spay Tiny this weekend, will he come up for food on his own? I would want to keep Tiny in the garage at least overnight and let her heal slightly before putting her back outside (the vets here do keyhole spays on the ferals, so much quicker recovery time), but I don't want the little boy kitten to go hungry, especially since he has never shown interest in the wet or dry food available on the porch.