i work in housing benefits and if you receive housing or council tax benefit, you can get you're pet treated for free at the pdsa (not sure about their out of hours service though) x

yes they use the pdsa out of hours called Vets now for their out of hours but it is still covered. My friends nans dog started having fits and it was something like 10:30 at night and we just took her there and she gave them a donation.

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Suzanne

http://www.tigerkatz.co.uk
Owner/breeder/Exhibitor of Bengals/Akitas/ my children exhibit our pugs

Hello Teresa,

It sounds as though your kitten might be having a bad reaction to the tablets you gave it. did you give the correct dose for the weight of the kitten or did you just guess? some of these tablets are not meant for certain animals it's also possible you have the dog version of this not the cat and you may have poisoned the kitten. you need to get this kitten to IMMEDIATE veterinary attention. If you let ANY vet know what is going on with the kitten and tell them that you can not afford to pay for it or get to them by car they will most likely work out a way to look after the kitten as it's very rare they will refuse care of an animal. you can contact the PDSA or the Cats Protection League or Vets Now in Dartford