...came back with a kitten. I dubbed him Obi Wan Kenobi. He’s really scrawny and young, still trying to suckle and everything. If anyone has any advice I’d be much obliged. Right now he's chilling in a box mowing down on some cheese.
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Left for a kegger....
...came back with a kitten. I dubbed him Obi Wan Kenobi. He’s really scrawny and young, still trying to suckle and everything. If anyone has any advice I’d be much obliged. Right now he's chilling in a box mowing down on some cheese.
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Give that lil dude some milk and some cat 'roids.
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I'm gonna go get him some formula in the morning, right now he's living the fat life. Cheese and whole milk.
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Paint it red.
For communism.
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show it pr0n
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get it high
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Don't feed it an all dry food diet, mix it up with wet food every now and then we feed my stray take in cat boots an all dry food diet and it almost died had crystals form in it urinary track and cost us 300 to get it taken care of. (he is an extremely well tempered cat and good with people otherwise his *** would been dead)
scorpio
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Sell it and buy something useful.
Like a Guinea Pig.
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No.. get a ferret there awesome little thieves, love watching mine steal my shoes and stuff from me its cuteOriginally Posted by MarchoftheBlackLions
i feed all 3 of my cats nothing but dry food, and table scraps once in a while.
same with my dogs and there all fine.
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Feed it a raw diet or 100% meat dry food, but if you feed it dry food it will get dental plaque that costs 200$+ to clean up and is traumatizing to the cat, whereas on a raw diet, the cat will naturally gnaw on things, which is how they naturally keep their teeth clean. Alternatively you could make it gnaw on chicken necks, but yeah either way you need to make it gnaw on something. And 100% meat dry food is hard to find, only a very few brands have that, ordinary cat food won't cut it those contain filler in the form of grains and vegetables, which cats can't digest. You need something like that: http://www.naturapet.com/brands/evo.asp
You don't need to give it vaccines if it stays indoors, vaccines have toxic heavy metals most notably mercury that are toxic to humans and animals, avoid it whenever possible. If it goes outside, cat aids and leukemia are the only two real threats, but don't give the two shots at the same time, that much heavy metals in one shot is really bad on a small body like that.
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:o he keep licking his own ***! This is not behavior that suits a general!
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When I used to visit my cousins in Reno Nevada they had a ferret.
Here where I live in California it is illegal to have one as a pet.
That ferret would always steal socks and stash them under my aunt's bed.
They also had two cats it would fight with.
And the ferret like to crawl up people's pants.
To bad that one day it went missing and we found foot prints in the snow out on the porch, some were from a ferret and the other was from a fox.......poor ferret.
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kittens are always a good thing :3
also you should have called this thread Left 4 Kegger or something humorously dumb like that, just saying.
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General Kenobi approves
Is it really? My friend in jr. high had one, lol.
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You can try calling a vet...a lot of kittens I found that were too small didn't make it :c
Gotta make sure you feed em the right thing. IDK if they can digest milk. Maybe thats a rumor.
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Well he seems to really like regular wet cat food! So problem solved I guess... being a mama is hard work.
Edit: Also; Never ask a vegetarian to handle wet cat food. I barfed.
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