Hey there- thanks so much for the response. We are going to be rolling out all new information in early 2025 so please stay tuned! Until then, this is an article that goes into much greater detain that we will but should answer your questions.
Happy Holidays!
https://mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=60325&i=817519&view=articleBrowser&article_id=4741394&ver=html5
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Marnie Russ
Founder, Program Administrator
Kitten College
VA
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Original Message:
Sent: 12-20-2024 09:06 AM
From: Austen Musil
Subject: Waking kittens to feed
I think she's referring to your response above from back in August where you said, we're working on an updated chart to explain this better 🙂
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Austen Musil
Foster
Rescue One
Springfield MO
Original Message:
Sent: 12-09-2024 09:29 AM
From: Marnie Russ
Subject: Waking kittens to feed
Hi Kara-
Thank you for taking the course. Which chart are you interested in? Please feel free to email me directly at: marnie@kittencollege.org and I will share with you whatever I have.
Hope you are well!
Marnie
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Marnie Russ
Founder, Program Administrator
Kitten College
VA
Original Message:
Sent: 12-08-2024 11:12 AM
From: Kara Yancey
Subject: Waking kittens to feed
Hello! I was curious if there was an updated chart that's available yet.
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Kara Yancey
Kitten Nursery Manager
HV
AZ
Original Message:
Sent: 08-10-2024
From: Marnie Russ
Subject: RE: Waking kittens to feed
Hi Anna,
Thank you for email. Yes, kittens sleep a lot but they won't sleep if they are in distress if any kind. If they are hungry they will cry for their mothers (in this case you). We are working on an updated chart that will explain this better. Keep an eye out for that and remember, if a kitten is gaining weight daily, their nutritional needs are being met.
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Marnie Russ
Founder, Program Administrator
Kitten College
VA
Original Message:
Sent: 08-07-2024 08:05 PM
From: Anna Stetler
Subject: Waking kittens to feed
Hi, I'm not understanding what it means to not wake bottle babies to feed them? They are usually sleeping most of the time up until about 3 weeks of age.
Is there information about the new guidelines about feeding bottle babies (not having to feed them every 2 hours). I can't seem to find it.
Thank you,
Anna
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Anna Stetler
Volunteer
Dakin Himane
MA
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