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If your week old kitten has brown eyes is he blind?
No! As long as the kitten's eye looks normal and has a pupil then it's fine. I have a semi-feral kitten who is blind in one eye. His eye is completley gray with no pupil. The kitten and his brother have brown eyes, apart from the blind eye which is gray! :P
How do you feed a blind kitten?
cats are only blind at birth and survive on the mothers milk for the first few weeks
When can you touch a new born kitten?
you can touch a kitten when it's a few weeks old.....but do be careful when you're touching it.....i advise you to follow the way the mothercarry them...GOOD LUCK
Will a wild kitten survive with one blind eye?
Yes of course - as long as it does not have an infection in it.
How can you tell if a newborn kitten is blind?
Signs of blindness in a newborn kitten can include difficulty finding its mother's teat, bumping into objects, not responding to movement, and acting more disoriented than its littermates. A visit to a veterinarian can confirm the kitten's vision status through a thorough examination.
What about when a kitten is 3 weeks and still isn't walking what does that mean?
probably blind. see a vet.
Should a blind kitten be put down?
She should be put down after a trial test in the room.
If someone is blind how do the communicate?
Speech, touch
Can fleas make puppies blind?
yes it can cause blindness in a very old cat but if it is a kitten the it wont
How do blind people identify coins in India?
They use touch or smell because if they are blind you can smell because coins smell like metal... anyway if touch you can touch stuff by a bit of help of smell. Have a good day :)
Do kittens see when there born?
Kittens are born deaf, toothless and blind. A kitten's eyes usually do not open until five to ten days after birth, but their eyesight only starts to develop when the kittens are a few weeks old.
Can you give a one week old kitten antibiotics?
It depends on the breed and the situation, so you absolutley MUST discuss this with your veterinarian. There is no other source that can offer you this information.
