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Maraya1969

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17. Well animal services just took Squidgy in for the night. He had lost weight

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Wed Jun 23, 2021, 03:29 PM

Jun 2021

and they want to keep an eye on him. I feel really bad - I just suck at being a foster parent. I miss him, I don't want to give him back and I fear I did something wrong. I feel like I should have brought him in earlier

But that being said I am glad he is there and getting the attention he needs. They said that because the other one, (I names him, (the black on) Prince) is so much bigger that he may be taking all the food. Even though I have way too much food out maybe Squidgy didn't feel safe enough to eat. idk before they decided to take him they told me to feed him separately. Also they said that all the kittens that were out had diarrhea and they are going to do a fecal test on him.

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I put this video up on Youtube. It is my new foster kittehs. [View all] Maraya1969 Jun 2021 OP

It took me to the main Photobucket page radical noodle Jun 2021 #1

OK Here is a photo of little Squidgy Maraya1969 Jun 2021 #2

Awwwww.... radical noodle Jun 2021 #3

I think you can see the video now. I put it up on Youtube. Maraya1969 Jun 2021 #4

Yes, I can! radical noodle Jun 2021 #6

Monitor how they interact. Squidgy should be able to have fun and not be overpowered applegrove Jun 2021 #5

Yes they don't hang out as much now. Squidgy is always right next to me. Maraya1969 Jun 2021 #15

Love it! applegrove Jun 2021 #16

It's possible that sqidgy might need to see a Vet. Losing weight and diarrhea virgdem Jun 2021 #7

They look old enough to be dewormed. If you can add psyllium to wet food, that'll put the brakes on Karadeniz Jun 2021 #8

I honestly thought they would have been dewormed! Both of them have pooped Maraya1969 Jun 2021 #10

?? Miralax loosens stools. tblue37 Jun 2021 #11

I think they give it to stop loose stools. Going to ask the vet anyway. Maraya1969 Jun 2021 #12

My doctor recommended it for constipation. tblue37 Jun 2021 #13

Isn't miralax for constipation? For my three who are just congenitally diarrhetic, I spoon up each Karadeniz Jun 2021 #14

So Sweet Deuxcents Jun 2021 #9

Well animal services just took Squidgy in for the night. He had lost weight Maraya1969 Jun 2021 #17