my momma cat

by Sarah
(Columbis Ct)

I have a 8 month old kitten who 7 weeks ago had 6 babies and now, is not acting herself. she is pooping out almost water 9 very stinky) and is not being herself. She is eating all the time but not getting any bigger. I don't know what it could be any ideas????


Answer by Kate
Hi
Well she was a young mother and so she may not have been strong enough in herself to cope with the birth and the looking after of the kittens, this may have affected her body condition to such an extent that she is finding it hard to recover.

i would definitely advise a trip to the vets for this young mum as she may need further diagnosis and medication.

Nursing queens need the right balance of food nutrition and there are special foods available for this period in their life (see here for details https://www.our-happy-cat.com/cat-diet.html ) but considering that she has severe diarrhoea and the risk of dehydration i would definitely recommend that you get her to the vets as soon as possible.

i do hope she is Ok again soon

best wishes Kate

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by: nasimand afraj

yes i know what u mean my cat she had kittens also 7 months ago.they were her first litter and its normal that she is having diarrhea. but keep in mind that she is also feeding her litter breast milk so she cant really store all the food she has in her body wait till the lil babies become andot 8 weeks she will be just fine
i hope this was helpful have fun with the kittens

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