Hi,
We rescued over s100 cats this year; we are so proud! We also had over 60 adoptions so far, this is our first real active year for our rescue that we founded in 2020. Last year we only rescued 40 cats. With that said, this is the first time that we have had a lot of kittens, and all are doing well, except for 2 kittens that we took in from a 44 -cat hoarding situation back in July/August. We took in a total of 38 cats, 1 kitten died same day in an incubator, the other we had to have our vet euthanized as the entire back of its body was deformed and the vet indicates she would not have a good quality of life. All these cats were inbred, including the two kittens we are having trouble with, they started out with a bad coccidia infection, which we treated, then once we got nothing but negative fecals, we thought we were doing great, but.... they kept having wicked diarrhea. So back to the vet, given them meds for diarrhea, changing the food, etc., that helped a little bit, but they still have loose stools and diarrhea at times enough where the fosters cannot handle them anymore and I am concerned about getting them adopted. Anyone have any advice, ideas, experience with a bad case of the runs like this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Brigitte Ivory
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