After their booster jabs on Wednesday, Barley, Rainy and Kit started having post-vaccination diarrhoea. Vaccinations can sometimes cause symptoms of illness that force the cat's immune system to build up against the diseases the cat is inoculated against.
We started treating their diarrhoea with medication - loperamide and kaolin, as well as probiotics, and herbal remedy of slippery elm bark. Their diarrhoea alleviated just a bit, and is not getting much better. We consulted with our vet today and she recommends putting them on antibiotics - we have Baytril on hand and she advised us the dosage. These 3 kitties will need to be on Baytril antibiotics for the next 5 days, today inclusive.
As such, they will not be available for adoption until they have rehabilitated unless an adopter wishes to follow up on own by bringing the kitten to the vet to obtain the medications and provide the home care needed.
We are hoping these 3 recover soon.
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Cats that are being fostered by us receive the best care possible. They are fed premium grain-free dry and canned food, according to their age requirements. They are also given fresh supply of water 24-hours, necessary supplements, toys, and are also toilet-trained, exercised and socialised while they stay with us. Young orphans that need to be hand-reared are bottle-fed with KMR milk replacement. They will also be cleaned and groomed to ensure that they remain well and healthy. Any sicknesses or injuries the animal may have when they come to us we will treat it with first aid and OTC medication or bring to the vet if the condition is serious. Kittens above the age of 8 weeks old will given their first booster vaccination.
Adopting from Love Kuching Project will require an Adoption Fee from the adopters. This is to:
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2) Prevent the pet from being re-sold at a profit
3) Cover part of the animal's boarding expenses
4) Help us further our work in rescuing and re-homing animals-at-risk and unwanted pets
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Adopting from Love Kuching Project will require an Adoption Fee from the adopters. This is to:
1) Prevent the pet from being abandoned again
2) Prevent the pet from being re-sold at a profit
3) Cover part of the animal's boarding expenses
4) Help us further our work in rescuing and re-homing animals-at-risk and unwanted pets
5) Cover potential veterinary costs of rescued and stray animals in our custody
6) Cover vaccination costs
Adopters will be required to sign an Adoption Agreement. This is to prevent adopters from profiteering by reselling the animal as well as to ensure the animal's welfare is cared for adequately in its new home.
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