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bunnymadhouse
Wise Old Thumper
awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
Alvins mummy
Mama Doe
Beautiful 
They are ok. Rufus has a bad break in his foreleg, but is so tiny we can only wait and see what happens, he will be x-rayed in a month. He was eating really well but has gone off his milk a bit, I suspect he is constipated and a bit colicky. I've been giving him tummy rubs and it seems to move gas for him, he then eats better.
Little Penny is eating really well, but I think she is still incontinent feacally. At this age you need to stimulate them to go to the toilet, yet she seems to be leaking. She has also developed a tremor, which worries me as she also has a head wound, which we didn't worry too much about but I now concerned it has caused some other damage.
We certainly have a battle on our hands.
hellsdarkrose
Warren Veteran
Poor babies I hope they will be ok. I know they are in the best place and will get wonderful care with you.
Oh look, they are adorable
I really hope they survive, will they stay with you?
I really hope they survive, will they stay with you?
hurricanhoney
Wise Old Thumper
Very cute pocket kittens.
oldmcdonaldsfarm
Warren Scout
Small cat or big hand?
The kittens saw the vet today. He is happy with Rufus, he's using the leg, the vet thinks it will be ok, probably shorter than the other but it's not knuckling over which implies there is no neurological damage.
The news is less positive for Penny, although her bottom is looking good, she has started to have tremors, the vet thinks they are central nervous system damage so we have to wait an see how it develops. He's given her more antibiotics and a steroid but she may go on to fit, and if that happens we seriously have to think about her welfare.
The news is less positive for Penny, although her bottom is looking good, she has started to have tremors, the vet thinks they are central nervous system damage so we have to wait an see how it develops. He's given her more antibiotics and a steroid but she may go on to fit, and if that happens we seriously have to think about her welfare.
Alvins mummy
Mama Doe
Aww shame, poor penny, I hope the treatment works. Xxx
