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Old Jun 20, 2007, 05:39 PM
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5 week old kittens passing bloody stool

5 weeks old kittens are passing bloody stool and will an antibiotic help clear it up?

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Old Jun 20, 2007, 05:42 PM   #2  
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Blood in stool is never a healthy sign...get to a vet ASAP!
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Blood in stool is never a healthy sign...get to a vet ASAP!
thank you for the quick answer
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All kittens need to be treated for parasites.It is common for kittens to have worms,so take all of them to the vet for a quick check-up.Most vets have special rates for owners of litters. Worms and fleas can kill a pet without treatment.
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All kittens need to be treated for parasites.It is common for kittens to have worms,so take all of them to the vet for a quick check-up.Most vets have special rates for owners of litters. Worms and fleas can kill a pet without treatment.
Thank you for the info., I'm sure these two have parasites as they were the only two left from a non-owned cat in town. They got to be about four or five weeks old in an old condemned building. Since I have one cat already, I had planned to take them to the humane society, but I just might keep them.
Have you ever heard that their immune system is stimulated by stroking the sides of their face as their mother would do?
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Thank you for the info., I'm sure these two have parasites as they were the only two left from a non-owned cat in town. They got to be about four or five weeks old in an old condemned building. Since I have one cat already, I had planned to take them to the humane society, but I just might keep them.
Have you ever heard that their immune system is stimulated by stroking the sides of their face as their mother would do?
I have never heard of this,but its worth a try.if nothing else,at least you are building a closer bond with them.
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