You shouldn't have to take your kitten to the vets until the are between 8-10 weeks old. At that time, they should begin their vaccination schedule and the vet will do a quick check up to make sure all seems to be functioning as it should. Kittens will need to do 3 sets of vaccinations that will be given 3-4 weeks apart. Speak with your vet for his/her recommended vaccination schedule as well as which vaccinations are necessary in your region. For example, rabies are not a required vaccine in some areas and are not recommended when not needed. At 4 months you should get your kitten spayed/neutered. Spaying/neutering young is not dangerous to the kitten and will in fact be better for both you and your cat. Kittens spayed/neutered early are less likely to be aggressive or to begin spraying behavior.
Almost non existent. Take the kitten in to see your Veterinarian and have it checked out. Ask your Vet about this.
Anything from improper diet to heath issues. You should take the kitten to a vet and have it checked out.
take it to the vet
if your kitten is bleeding from his "bum" he is sick and should go to a vet
no they need kmr or kitten formula ring a vet for advice on feeding
Yes, he will be fine as long as he didn't eat any of it! If your unsure, probably best to get him checked on by a vet!
See a vet for an examination.
KMR or kitten milk replacer ring a vet and ask for some you will need to bottle feed it
If you believe a kitten is in need of medical treatment, take it to the vet immediately. Such a small kitten can easily die if not treated. Never give a kitten or a cat human medicine; a vet will be able to prescribe medicine that is safe.
take the kitten to the vet hospital.
take it to a vet.
If it has been prescribed by a vet, you can put it in the cat's food, or in a piece of fresh meat and give it to the kitten. Do not give a kitten a medicine that was not prescribed by a vet.