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Old 21-05-2009, 04:35 PM
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Hi Bluechip,

I am sorry to hear of your loss, it is sad when these things happen.

Thankfully our baby seemed to get the lions share due to it's siblings dyeing. This has made our kitty very strong. Also mum was full tearm if not overdue. It is also responding well to being human reared and drinking and emptying well.
Unfortunately mum and aunty are still wanting nothing to do with the little one, so it is almost certain it will be down to me. I just hope as kitty grows, they will accept it into the house hold. If not i may have to re-home someone, which will also be a great shame.
Lets hope things workout

Take care Aisha xx
good luck and i think you are doing a fab job as it is hard to bring up a young kitten, thank god for your daughter and keep us all posted will be looking out for you.
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Old 22-05-2009, 08:29 PM
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We have had a breakthrough, with shear will and determination on my part, i have managed to get tigeress to sit with kitty. She has been allowing kitty to suckle, but does not have much milk. As there is only one kitty, it will not be able to stimulate much milk alone, so we are still syringe feeding.

Unfortunately, tigeress still needs pushing to go back to sit with kitty, but does seem more concerned for it now. We are hoping the more time they spend together, the more she will bond?

I will keep you updated.

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Old 22-05-2009, 08:32 PM
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I have added pics of our new born!
O my goodness, how tiny!! absolutely precious. I hope little kitty will manage to grow big and strong soon. Sorry to hear that mummy cat has regected the kitten, but i hope she is recovering well from her operation

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Old 22-05-2009, 08:33 PM
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We have had a breakthrough, with shear will and determination on my part, i have managed to get tigeress to sit with kitty. She has been allowing kitty to suckle, but does not have much milk. As there is only one kitty, it will not be able to stimulate much milk alone, so we are still syringe feeding.

Unfortunately, tigeress still needs pushing to go back to sit with kitty, but does seem more concerned for it now. We are hoping the more time they spend together, the more she will bond?

I will keep you updated.

Aisha xx
Sorry just seen this.

I really hope Tigeress manages to accept her kitten in time xx
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I have wonderful news for you all this morning!
Tigeress has finally submitted and accepted kitty
She is now attending kitty when called and has been in the nest with it all night. I knew once she got her heard around it she would make a good mum.
She has also started to bath and sort out it's toilet needs.
I have reduced the amount of feeds we are giving, to 5ml every 4 to 6 hours, it must be working as kitty put on a massive 10g in 24 hours. Went from 120g to 130g.
I am so pleased and here is mum and kitty reunited.
Will still give you all updates, and thank you all for your support

Aisha, Tigeress and kitty no name. We are waiting to see the gender first!
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Oh that is so sweet.
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Wonderful news and great piccies, keep us updated i love to hear how mum and baby are getting along.
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Such good news! Really pleased that things have taken such a positive turn for you. Love the pictures xx
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