Well, stage 1 accomplished! Of the three little kittens I was only able to get two of them so far. I'm just thankful that I got the two that I was most concerned about.
The little buff one is limping on his/her front leg. He can walk on it but he limps. There is no swelling but he seems to turn it in a little. Kind of like pigeon toed. I don't think it's anything serious, at least I hope not.
The tiny gray one concerns me the most. She is half the size of the others. She walks with her back end pulled down. I thought at first it might be her hip but I'm not sure what the problem is. They both are eating very well but of course they are very scared.
The little buff is terrifed of being held but is docile when you hold him. He almost enjoys it. The little gray is not so happy about it yet. I'm letting them chill for awhile in the cage before I bother them anymore.
I'm concerned about the litter box though. Will they know to use it? should I put some dirt in their with the litter since that is what they are used to? I have never managed to get any of my ferals in the house while they were this small so the litter box thing is new to me when they are this tiny.
By the way...the he she thing is my guess. I'm calling the buff he because it looks just like Sammy did when he was a baby. I'm calling the gray one a she just because it's so tiny. I really have no clue what they are yet.
Ok, I know...shut up and post the pictures!
Here is the sad baby
Buff baby with a dirty nose (we will take care of that later)
The front leg isn't stopping him from teetering on the edge to check out the litter box
Of course, while I was taking pictures Magoo had to "see" what was living in his old cage now.
I'm feeding them kitten chow soaked with KMR. Any other suggestions to help build them up?
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