Anak kucing berak berdarah.
 

Hey, I have 3 kittens aged about 10-11 weeks. Born on 18February2012. Dah seperate from their mum dah. Semua active but diorang berak berdarah and taik dia xmenentu, kekadang keras which is normal and kekadang lembik, and sometimes cair terus. I wonder why eh? I gave them ProDiet before this and ProDiet memang xada for kitties kan?diorang juga ada makan wetfood pagi and malam. Diorang berak berdarah sebab food or cacing eh? Belum dewormed lagi semua. Yesterday, baru tukar makanan diorang Royal Canin sensible 33. For makan diorang memang ada selera je, main pun kuat. Kena bawa pergi vet ke?

Re: Anak kucing berak berdarah.
 

May be sebab worms kot.. blood in the poop may be very serious. I would advise you to take the kittens to the vet.

Best of luck to you..

Re: Anak kucing berak berdarah.
 

Thank you. I will take them to vet but dewormed at their age boleh ke? Vaccine sekali pun boleh? How much does it cost eh?

Re: Anak kucing berak berdarah.
 

Normally the vet will give vaccine + deworm for about RM40 - RM55 each dose (depending on location). Klinik veterinar will be much cheaper maybe RM10-RM20. They will sell you the deworm medicine for RM5.00 but you have to feed it yourself. Leceh sangat sebab ubat cair {sweat}

Maybe your kittens not used to the food. Why don't you feed the RC Kitten? It's more suitable for their age and easy on kitten digestion :)

Re: Anak kucing berak berdarah.
 

you can't vaccine ur cat when they sick, that's will kill them
you could bring them go to vet togetter, will charge 1 time consultation fees, not so expensive
if you don't want to bring them to vet, and guess not a serious sickness, you could do it yourself

1) feed them only cat food for kitten, not adult food to kitten
2) frontline spray -RM38, must spray whole body
3a) TROY deworm syrup R28-RM35 ( different pet shop, has different price)
or
3b) DRONTAL deworm tablets (RM5-RM8 each)
1 kg--1/4 tablets, 1kg-2kg--1/2 tablets
4) anti-diarrhea

Re: Anak kucing berak berdarah.
 

advisable to bring the cat to the vet. we can give you opinion on what to expect but not to exchange or taken for granted because we are no professionals. bring it to the vet, first and foremost{wink}