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Old 20-04-2008, 06:08 PM
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Re: Kitten feeding problem

Hiya Plas - hows the baby doing now? I think six weeks is so young that she may not have finished weaning yet, which is why you may have found it difficult to place food in front of her and get her eating it.

Let's hope that with the good advice from others, and with your own loving care, she is now doing much better. I guess you will have tried CimiCat from the vet or something similar from a good pet store?

Good wishes and hope both kittens are doing well.
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Re: Kitten feeding problem

How is the kitten doing now, having similar problem with a 7 week old?
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Re: Kitten feeding problem

If the baby is still not eating solids you may want to try Applaws:

Applaws Cat Food Economy Case 48 x 70 g: Great Deals on Applaws Cat Food at zooplus

I got it for one of my little ones who wouldn't eat and he loved it, the problem now is getting him to eat anything else as it's not cheap.

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Re: Kitten feeding problem

thats great news!!! glad she has started to eat, dont worry about her pawing the floor its a natural thing 4 them to do, as the other post said,
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