Because it is highly possible that parasitism is the cause of diarrhea in kittens and diarrhea no matter what the cause can be life-threatening in kittens that young, it is recommended that you have a veterinary exam to determine the cause and get an appropriate treatment.
Ensure the baby mouse is hydrated by giving it access to clean water. Offer easily digestible food such as wet kitten food or baby cereal mixed with water. Avoid giving the baby mouse dairy products or high-fat foods that can exacerbate diarrhea. If the diarrhea persists, consult a veterinarian for further guidance.
Cat = kat, or if it is a female one: Poes Kitten = kitten
Cows milk can make a kitten sick, but it usually only does when the milk for some reason has spoiled or if the kitten is allergic to milk and/or other dairy products. Symptoms may include trouble breathing, throwing up, or your kitten being increasingly lethargic. ~Ares
Yes a dog can get hiccups. My Bishon Frise use to get them especially when she was a puppy. Eating, swallowing too much air and playing hard. I'd rub her back or tummy and it would eventually go away.
Technically, yes, but kitten milk replacer is high in fats so you may be better off giving your adult cat a different milk replacer not intended for kittens. We use Whiskas CatMilk for an occasional treat - you can find it at Petsmart.
Diarrhea after deworming a kitten usually lasts for 1-2 days. If it persists longer, consult a veterinarian for further advice.
from its moms milk it
do NOT feed it any milk, except kitten milk in small quantities if the diarrhea keeps up call your vet and find out if the kitten has an infection.
You need to take your kitten to the vet RIGHT AWAY!!!
If its in the form of diarrhea, its caused by stress.
Cow's milk shouldn't really be given to kittens. Cats and kittens are lactose intolerant, which means that cannot digest it very well and can cause diarrhea. A kitten with diarrhea will get dehydrated very quickly and if left untreated can become fatal. If you wish to give your kitten some milk, most stores now stock specially formulated cat or kitten milk which has no lactose in and is safe to drink.
If the kitten has runny stool or diarrhea for any length of time, then yes, the kitten could in fact die. A kitten (especially a very young one) with diarrhea can get very dehydrated very quickly and that can easily become fatal. If the kitten is weaned, try feeding it some cooked plain chicken or white fish until the kitten's stools have firmed up. These are very bland foods that are very gentle on an upset stomach. It is highly advisable to get some liquid into your kitten (kitten milk, water with a little broth in or mix water with the food), and to take your cat to the vet.
It is not okay for a baby kitten to have flavored yogurt. This can mess with the kittens stomach and give them diarrhea.
Symptoms to watch for if a kitten ingests clumping litter include vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy, and difficulty breathing. It is important to seek immediate veterinary care if you notice any of these signs.
How am I supposed to know I don't keep track of what color my hiccups!πΆππ
To live on, no. They need mother's milk or kitten milk substitute from the pet store. As a treat it's fine in small amounts. Too much can give them indigestion. As kittens age they start becoming lactose intolerant, so giving a cat over about the age of four months milk can cause diarrhea. But they still love drinking it.
My hiccups are dehabilitating.