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well an ear infection would make it wobble, cos the balance goes, and if it ate like that, there is more than a glimmer of hope, they go OFF food with cat flu.
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Well done for helping it, Sue.
We had a kitten come to us from a feral population (found one night hiding round the side of the house), he had cat flu (passed on by his mother probably), 7 years later he is 'perfectly well' (he will always be a carrier) and has never shown any more signs of cat flu.
At least you've given it a chance, without your help it would most likely have not made it anyway.Comment
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Just an update for anyone interested. I phoned the animal sanctuary this morning & they said the kitten did have cat flu but that the vet is treating it so hopefully it might pull through & be rehomed. Thought it was a little fighter with the good set of lungs it had!
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oh good thanks for letting us know
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Hey SueA...when it's better get the vet to send it up to Lynda
( nice to hear the kitten if fighting on
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oh god i think asbo would definitely leave home lol ........ i did think of that when sue posted, but i'm being very good ..... well apart from the bunny lolComment
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