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They are 8 weeks old today but my vet is closed till 3:30 today for a staff meeting or something (weird I know) but they will rake emergencies. |
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If they are fine in themselves, bright, alert, playing, with no sign of the third eyelid showing or dehydration then I would starve them for 24 hours and keep an eye on them. Make sure they have plenty of access to fresh water and then if no further vomiting introduce food slowly back into their diet, possibly with something quite bland like steamed white fish and rice. Do let us know how they go x |
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I talked to Jess, and she took the kittens to the vet. The vet thinks that they may have gotten into something that may have thrown their systems out of wack. Because their exams came out fine. She has them on a bland diet for a few days. She will post later when she gets on and update everyone. |
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