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Emergency - Bottle feeding problem!
My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought
Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary |
My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought
Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary Mary, try a small syringe with the needle taken off. You're going to have to force-feed her somehow or she'll die quickly. Good luck. Poor babies. Sherry |
My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought
Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary Mary, try a small syringe with the needle taken off. You're going to have to force-feed her somehow or she'll die quickly. Good luck. Poor babies. Sherry |
"Sherry " wrote in message ... My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary Mary, try a small syringe with the needle taken off. You're going to have to force-feed her somehow or she'll die quickly. Good luck. Poor babies. Sherry but be careful to only do a drip at a time otherwise you will drown it :-( but keep trying with the bottle, try rubbing the bottle on the mum to get the smell which may help. |
"Sherry " wrote in message ... My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary Mary, try a small syringe with the needle taken off. You're going to have to force-feed her somehow or she'll die quickly. Good luck. Poor babies. Sherry but be careful to only do a drip at a time otherwise you will drown it :-( but keep trying with the bottle, try rubbing the bottle on the mum to get the smell which may help. |
"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message ... "*~*SooZy*~*" wrote in message ... "Sherry " wrote in message ... My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary Mary, try a small syringe with the needle taken off. You're going to have to force-feed her somehow or she'll die quickly. Good luck. Poor babies. Sherry but be careful to only do a drip at a time otherwise you will drown it :-( but keep trying with the bottle, try rubbing the bottle on the mum to get the smell which may help. Don't hold her like a baby, either. Hold her upright. Feeding on the back can get liquid in the lungs and cause pneumonia. Karen very good point Karen :-) |
"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message ... "*~*SooZy*~*" wrote in message ... "Sherry " wrote in message ... My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary Mary, try a small syringe with the needle taken off. You're going to have to force-feed her somehow or she'll die quickly. Good luck. Poor babies. Sherry but be careful to only do a drip at a time otherwise you will drown it :-( but keep trying with the bottle, try rubbing the bottle on the mum to get the smell which may help. Don't hold her like a baby, either. Hold her upright. Feeding on the back can get liquid in the lungs and cause pneumonia. Karen very good point Karen :-) |
"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message ... "*~*SooZy*~*" wrote in message ... "Sherry " wrote in message ... My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary Mary, try a small syringe with the needle taken off. You're going to have to force-feed her somehow or she'll die quickly. Good luck. Poor babies. Sherry but be careful to only do a drip at a time otherwise you will drown it :-( but keep trying with the bottle, try rubbing the bottle on the mum to get the smell which may help. Don't hold her like a baby, either. Hold her upright. Feeding on the back can get liquid in the lungs and cause pneumonia. Just curious Karen, how does the aspiration of liquids result in pneumonia in cats? I did some searching on the topic and found only that pneumonia is brought on by inhaling harmful bacterias and viruses. Would you be able to point me to some sites? I'd love to find out more. Feeding on the back definitely isn't a good idea as aspiration can result in death. Judy & Matilda. |
"Karen Chuplis" wrote in message ... "*~*SooZy*~*" wrote in message ... "Sherry " wrote in message ... My friend has 2 one day old kittens and their mom has no milk. She bought Just Born milk replacement and the one baby sucks it right down.. but the other one refuses the bottle. I tried to at least just get a drop or 2 on her tongue..but she still fights me. Any ideas on how to get her to accept the bottle? Mary Mary, try a small syringe with the needle taken off. You're going to have to force-feed her somehow or she'll die quickly. Good luck. Poor babies. Sherry but be careful to only do a drip at a time otherwise you will drown it :-( but keep trying with the bottle, try rubbing the bottle on the mum to get the smell which may help. Don't hold her like a baby, either. Hold her upright. Feeding on the back can get liquid in the lungs and cause pneumonia. Just curious Karen, how does the aspiration of liquids result in pneumonia in cats? I did some searching on the topic and found only that pneumonia is brought on by inhaling harmful bacterias and viruses. Would you be able to point me to some sites? I'd love to find out more. Feeding on the back definitely isn't a good idea as aspiration can result in death. Judy & Matilda. |
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