Subcutaneous Fluids for a Dehydrated Kitten

[@anindyaputri547]

because of this video, I asked my vet to teach me how to do this when my 1,5 month kitten diagnosed with panleukopenia. she was severely dehydrated (when I pinched her skin it stayed up. it was horrible.) and I figure if I keep her in clinic she will be even more stressed out surrounded in strange place without me by her side. so I think it would be better if I learn how to do this at home. thankfully the vet was very helpful and she gave me the fluid that is already been mixed with required medication and extra vitamins. apparently it helps her a LOT! she perked up after every injection and it helped a lot with her medication. she's now a happy and fat 3 month old kitty! I'm glad I came across your instagram and youtube channel that day, you just save another calico kitty here in Indonesia

[@rhyyme1303]

Anindya Putri wow indonesia ???! same here!!!! :D

[@AnaMaria-im1un]

Anindya Putri Happy to know that, really the kit get stressed every time he go to the vet

[@elizabethbennet4791]

Calicos and Indonesia, my favorite things and my favorite country !!

[@lulwalulwadeebdeeb889]

Anindya Putri a lot of talking

[@annushka0804]

Of course it’s Indonesia! Here in US you couldn’t get Ringers solution even if your life depended on it. The only way is through the vet IF he is nice enough. And if it’s a weekend the only way to do it is to go to Emergency Vet Clinic and be ready to shell out around 2000$ for an overnight care. In all other countries you can find Ringers solution in any pharmacy, just not here

[@fridaortega4614]

I found a kitten and i rescued him he was alone for hours so i picked him up took him home and he looked about 20 days old. I bought him a bunch of things and he knew how to use the liter box so I didn't have to stimulate Anyways he looked fine except he slept a lot and i wan going to take him to the vet the next day but in the middle of the night i woke up because it smelled really bad in my room and i found the kitten had pooped so i picked him up to clean his bed and I realized his whole body was limb it was the saddest thing ever. He looked dead but he wasn't and he seemed to be in a lot of pain he made facial expressions like he was meowing but he couldn't meow. I touched is paws and ears and noticed they were extremely cold. So i started looking things up online and i think he was going through fading kitten syndrome. So i put some blankets in the dryer and put them on top of a heating pad and put the kitten there & i syringe fed him pedialyte. I didn't sleep that night. I thought the kitten slowly got better then it got worse again all in that night and sadly he died even though I really tried to save him. There weren't any 24 hour vet clinics near me but i did what i could and I regret not taking him to the vet the moment i found him. He just looked fine and clean and he approached me and was purring so i fell in love. I wish i could've saved him 💔 but i adopted a cat with in that week and he had a upper respiratory infection i guess from being around a lot of cats. He is the best cat ever. The first cat I rescued off he streets was a feral kitten and he never ever got used to me or anyone he still wanted to be in the streets even though I had him for a year he always left and would only come home to eat. I made sure to get him neutered though. He would bring me back mice every now and then lol he was a good cat he was just happier out doors and i just made sure he was doing good and being fed. I love cats & all animals

[@jasminefarahat2940]

Sorry for your loss. It must have been a very difficult ordeal to have gone through. You did your best. Keeping helping cats and other animals with your compassion.

[@fridaortega4614]

Jasmine Farahat thank you it was very difficult but i will continue to try to help cats

[@candyluna2929]

FRIDA ORTEGA well he past in a warm spot! GOD bless you

[@ebeear1509]

FRIDA ORTEGA I felt very bad😿😿😿 well same goes to me.. like dead but she still breathing😿😿😿I've no idea hw to rescue her😿😿😿

[@ACGreyhound04]

This poor little thing was purring already just when Hannah was holding her at the beginning! She probably appreciated someone actually caring about her.

[@iliscavanwyk1178]

This is so inspiring! I'm gonna study veterinary nursing next year., always been my dream :). Keep up the good work

[@violydesierto7703]

How is it did you already graduated? Thank you for saving animmals life

[@charlie_mae860]

We wanna know! :P

[@abdullahbhatti4234]

U a vet now?

[@QUVO1900]

Stay strong hunny bunny

[@8UBERMENSCH8]

Start online, I'm doing my level 4 feline vet nursing through ISFM, they have tonnes of courses! Really recommend them, will give you a head start

[@fridabacklund4400]

Your kittens are incredibly cooperative! You can hold them im your hands or put them down on some surface for minutes, and they don't even protest! You must handle them with so much love and care to make them trust you like that ❤ It's simply amazing to watch.

[@melissabrunet3506]

I want to thank you Hannah for this video. I had to give fluids to my 14 year old girl. I know you are doing this on a kitten but the technique is the same. I was so worried to do it but you inspired me to get up and do it. It was a huge success! I can confidently say I can do this to any of my cats.

[@delftblue8801]

How do you get up the nerve to poke the needle into their skin?😫... and do you have someone to hold them down during the procedure or do you manage to do it alone?

[@adrianasguerrero]

Thank you. I'm having the hardest time with this for my elderly cat. Watching videos and trying i get my courage up

[@delftblue8801]

Adriana... how is it going with giving sub Q fluids? I have a 16 year cat but I’m really intimidated by the idea of sticking a needle thru her skin ... also, I live alone so have no idea how I’m going to hold her and give the sub Q fluids at the same time. 😣😬

[@adrianasguerrero]

@@delftblue8801 I am lucky to have a neighbor that has given many pets fluids.. he helped me the first two times. I had help holding my kitty the first two times I did it on my own. You pitch a tent on the back below the shoulder blades, if the drip doesn't go, then it's not in well enough. I put it in and feel it underneath and then start the drip. After doing with help twice, I now do it on my own. I do have to comfort her and I always make a little nook.i have the bag hanging on a hook by the bed. I was so worried about her being frightened of me. She isn't and she's doing well. Sometimes it takes me 5 minutes of giving myself a pep talk, but I get it done 😳💝 I wish you luck, confidence and calm.

[@daysleeper724]

The only thing different I would recommend is wiping the rubber part of the LR bag before you stick the needle in just to make sure it's sterile...especially if it's a really young kitten or one that's already sick with a compromised immune system. We had a litter with the calisivirus (limping kitten syndrome) and they wouldn't eat, so we had to do Sub-Q fluids until the antibiotics really kicked in and made them feel better. Thankfully, within 4 days they were feeling better and back to eating! The worst thing I had to do was tube feed a litter of 2 day old kittens whose mother wouldn't feed them and they were starting to fade. They caught whatever she had and one by one I lost them all over the next 7 days, but at least they left the world with a full belly knowing they were loved. It's all I could do for them.

[@spicybrown75]

daysleeper724 I noticed it too. Sterile injection is so crucial.

[@purewolfyoungfirekatiehaga2137]

Alcohol wont sterilize...what she needs is to draw up with one steril needle and replace with a new steril needle and then give fluids that needle. Alcohol is good for stuff but it doesnt sterilize. Your friendly vet tech.

[@kimdawcatgirl]

+Pure Wolf Young Fire, Katie Hagan Yes, plus it keeps the infusing needle from getting dull going through the first rubber stopper.

[@billybats4745]

"lactated ringer which you can get at your veterinarian" if only it were that simple lol

[@lianajeanl5634]

Thank you so much for all this help and advice. I am a foster, Mom Sophie gave me my first experience with labor and delivery. But one baby, Blueberry Muffin, caught a cold, juicy nose, etc. My Foster Coordinator came over and brought meds and fluids and showed me how to do this. i'm so afraid of hurting this 11 day old instead of helping and having your videos (Syringe Feeding is helping me also) gives me more confidence. Thank you!

[@elizabethbennet4791]

Beignet is such a beautiful kitty, one of the most beautiful Ive ever seen

[@abbshurz]

Thank you for your information and time. Getting to the point is appreciated. Folks are fostering 4 5 week tuxedos. All small, but one is very small and a bit dehydrated. She eats well but not sure how much she is drinking. Will measure her liquids and keep track by providing a separate food and liquid dish/bowl. I know this isn’t Instagram or your motivation, but you seem very kind and caring.

[@fjb-fjb3128]

You are very intelligent and a great instructor 👩‍🏫. Thank you for teaching me how to administer my very very sick kitten with his LR.

[@thedaemonicblackcat]

She perked right up though. You can tell they'll pull through when they fight discomfort. That scruff tip is really handy too. Our house humidifier wasn't working and I suspected that one of my cats was dehydrated because of that. I was right, I put a humidifier by her favorite hangout spot and her skin and mood improved.

[@TheReevessss]

Keeping plastic syringe handy, water slow into side of mouth. Can buy 30ml etc. off internet. When cats dehydrated they can also consequently be prevented to drink on attempt. Or fail. I think their oesophagus or swallowing apparatus also becomes dehydrated, plays a part & cat needs human assist. Meaty (canned) drinks help cat enthusiastic to drink. As cats only sippers of water. If having eaten excessive dry kibble food, cats/kittens need consume enough fluid to match for proper digestion & for avoiding dehydrated kidney stress.

[@juliecooper7605]

Love all your videos you've helped me save this little kitten that I'm fostering is life! ❤

[@gulbunzaidi9480]

SHE's SO FLUFFY I AM GONNA DIE!!!!!!!😂😂😱😱😱

[@kairajaniemi3931]

I'm actually watching these laying down to try and lessen my anxiety and fainting with needles. It's eeen working so far. And it teaches me things I may need to know.

[@kimadams4265]

Thank you for this video! I've done fluids on adult cats but wasn't sure about a good technique for kittens. I'll be getting some butterfly syringes from my vet today. Would love to see a video on syringe feeding too. I've used your videos for training for my new fosters, they are wonderful. Telling vs showing is big help.

[@jowannaf2025]

awww what a precious kitten, thank for showing this

[@izabellalafever630]

Thanks kitten lady! This helped me refresh my memory and sq a hit by car rehab opossum in my care

[@traviscartwright3950]

I have to try this for the first time tonight by myself and I'm nervous l will hurt him or he won't co-operate. He is only 9 ounces, this video gave me a little more confidence thank you.

[@sofalvarez]

For everyone asking how often, my vet says its 40ml/kg daily, your can do it every hour or two hours. Jut weigh them and make the conversion ;)

[@ruby0814]

Hello question and we should use different syringe and needles everytime right?

[@rabbie1973]

I'm dealing with kittens with panleukopenia at the moment. We just lost one yesterday (the emergency vet did CPR, to no avail). I wish I had the ringers and a butterfly needle right now. I know they're dehydrated, all I can do is give them water orally and hope for the best.

[@sofiarachelamparo9550]

Same situation right now.

[@michellesaunders9431]

Thank you so much for posting this video! This might sound a little weird, but I'm a writer and one of my characters is training to become a vet so this video was really informative

[@soniarazaie5306]

Thank you for this video, it was very helpful for my dehydrated kitten

[@NikkyKicks]

poor baby looks so confused DX.

[@patchoulicolt7093]

+kitten lady Please wipe your iv port with an alcohol wipe before inserting the needle. This is important so your needle stays sterile! Everything that's on the port is now on your needle and being punctured into the kitten.

[@purewolfyoungfirekatiehaga2137]

Patchouli Colt yeah id never use a needle in the animal that had been put into the port. she should have some extra 18 gauge needles on hand that are just for drawing up the fluids.

[@carolnuccitelli8314]

Not necessary. Alcohol is not strong enough to sterilize anything.

[@billybats4745]

@@purewolfyoungfirekatiehaga2137 someone is obviously jelly 🤣

[@mora118]

I wish I had known that this could be done at home. My vet didnt even mention it as an option when I brought in a very very sick little kitten.. He just gave him fluids and sent us home. A few days later he was gone and I think back wondering if just one thing had been different.. Maybe he would have pulled through.

[@terrietackett8964]

You are a miracle worker!!

[@audreyshmaudrey]

Nice informative video. Straightforward. Thank you ❤️

[@aniwolfboy]

Your body is like a work of art lady!!! Beautiful 👍👍

[@cheriewolfe9352]

Several years ago I administered SubQ fluids to my friend's older cat (with renal problems) every day for several weeks. I'm a nurse so I had no problems doing this. What I'm wondering is what size butterfly you use for a kitten - a 23g or 25g or...? I'd like to have some on hand (along with some Lactated Ringers) for the occasion when I get a cat from the shelter that is dehydrated.

[@lifewithme5554]

Hi! I'm a teacher and I use a 23 g for fluids.

[@emilysandberg4399]

The kitty is so cute awe

[@NanaBya21]

Hi, how can I know how much fluids should I give to a kitten and how often? I am helping a shelter, and they have several dehydrated kittens that require sub-q fluids 😓

[@sofalvarez]

40ml/kg daily, your can do it every hour or two hours. Jut weigh them and make the conversion

[@RebeccaTheHalfBlood]

I have meds that I have to get this way! I've learned how to stick myself, so now that I'm looking to foster kittens this should be easy for me!

[@slsihinatv]

Thank u...😊

[@nurulaisyah5104]

My 9 month kitten didn't want to drink and eat at all, I've took him to vet and he was diagnosed with jaundice. He was very weak. I never see that kind of subcutaneous fluids in my country. I saw vet using the one I familiar to, which is also use to human. My question is, was it safe to give my cat the subcutaneous fluids using to human? (sorry for my English) I plan to buy the subcutaneous fluids at nearest pharmacy.

[@Kelcrystaltris]

Out of curiosity would this work for an elderly cat as well?

[@purewolfyoungfirekatiehaga2137]

Kelly Swartzentruber yes but you normally use one with a line attached and an 18 gauge non butterfly needle because the cat is an adult and needs more and its not going to wiggle as much..you won't use a syringe at all. Google sub q fluids for adult cat.

[@juliecloudt3472]

We gave 100 mLs daily to our 15 year old cat for 4 years. It made him feel so good that he loved it.

[@SadisticSidhe]

Wow a syringe would have been such a help with I was giving my elderly cat palliative care fluid. We had to hang up a bag and let it run. It took a minimum of two people to do it since my cat was so wiggly. My 17.5 year old has CKF so when the time comes, I might ask about a syringe!

[@xxlaciluxx9893]

Omg she's so cute tho!!

[@mihail_mihajloski]

aww she so cute

[@DawidKellerman]

dont use the butterfly for inspiration use something thicker and then switch so it stays sharp

[@cindy2490]

How do you spell the name of the bag of fluid I buy for the kitten and strength? Where do I buy butterfly needles and what size needle for a little kitten? And where do I buy the syringe that is 10ml as well?

[@purewolfyoungfirekatiehaga2137]

cindy2490 get them from your vet or online

[@juliecloudt3472]

LRS is all you need to know. Lactated Ringer Solution

[@juliecloudt3472]

Our vet said to give 10 mLs every 4 hours. They will absorb what is needed and expel the rest so it is hard to over hydrate. Our kitten was one pound. I got the needles at our pharmacy with a script from our vet.

[@mousescorp]

Thanks for sharring. Fam and friends think I am so knowledgeable when it comes to little fur babies. Little do they know ^=.=^

[@purplecherry9364]

I have a question. You heated the bag of fluids and after it cools down you can reheat the same bag until it is complete used up right?

[@sickntired98]

You share lots of great information. But what you did here was not sterile, and each time you use a needle it gets a little bit duller. You should always sterilize the membrane (alcohol wipe) prior to inserting needle. Because you not only contaminated the needle, you contaminated the solution. You might consider getting syringes with a needle attached, to draw fluid, then remove needle and add butterfly.

[@PinkFlowers365]

thank you!

[@calmdown9617]

hi kitten lady! i want to know i how do i store the whole pack of subcutaneous fluids after opening it?

[@Mekratrig]

Question for you, Kitten Lady - why dose not a dehydrated kitten drink on its own, instead of needing subcutaneous injection? Love your channel and what you do.

[@ettinakitten5047]

They might not have the energy to drink enough because they're feeling so unwell, or if they're sick (diarrhea, vomiting, etc), they might be losing fluids faster than they can drink.

[@FAIRYGIRL911]

subcutaneous is pretty fast, it gets into the skin/muscles/joints etc pretty quickly, whereas having the cat drink involves having the water go through the digestive system first. the cat may also have some issues with their digestive tract/kidneys that makes it harder for the appropriate amount of water to get where it needs to be

[@M11689]

Thank you for this video, my little kitten has kidney disease (likely congenital) and we need to start SubQ fluids at home. I’m super nervous

[@christinethayer6511]

Thank u for showing that,I really wanted to learn this, I really love the work that u do and would love to help in anyway possible,let me know if I can I'm in fairfax Virginia area,loved the nova cat hospital videos watched last night also .prayers for small f.

[@jaredromero3327]

Hey there, i am in a position where I am currently unable to get the fluid bag you are using, the little guy I have is desperate need of fluids, is it possible to use a combo of water and pedia-lite in a pinch and if not do you have any commendations?

[@purewolfyoungfirekatiehaga2137]

Kitten lady, maybe pick up some 18 gauge needles for drawing up fluids that you then take off and replace with the butterfly so you can put a sterile needle in the cat.... your friendly shelter vet tech 😉

[@mikecee7848]

Hey vet tech, that “sterile needle“ would still be going through hair and non-sanitized/non-cleansed/non-sterilized skin, so it is a moot point. Your neighborhood board Certified pediatric/pediatric emergency/PICU Registered Nurse

[@audreyshmaudrey]

​@@mikecee7848 😂👑🙏

[@barbaracholak5204]

18 gauge needle that's about the size of a pencil lead Retired Phlebotomist. Try 23 or 25th gauge butterfly needles for sticking young kitten's like this..

[@EbonyFromTrinidad]

@@mikecee7848 😂😂😂😂

[@Somelevitatingchick]

I hope to help kittens someday, just like you. I'm only 15..

[@leopardvenus9301]

It's never too early to start^^ I'm 14 and the first kitten i rescued was over a year ago (i don't only rescue kittens and my parents aren't too happy about me taking animals into my house. But nothing's imposible)

[@sudemaris9840]

I am 13 and I am currently taking care of two litters of kittens! Some newborns + some 4 week olds and they all need medications it’s not impossible you can totally do it! Talk to your local shelter/rescue

[@maheshvemulapalli7759]

Thank you. Helpful

[@riversong4997]

We couldn't find the loose bit of skin you're describing-is she hydrated enough? I know this is an old video, but if you happen to see this please consider responding-our foster baby has feline panleukopenia and we're very scared for her. Thanks, your videos are amazing!!

[@snappy6324]

＊ That butterfly needle is huge! How much of it goes in the kitten? I’m on an injectible medicine right now and only 6-10 MILLIMETERS are supposed to go in my body. If learning how to do subcutaneous fluids, would I want to see a vet?

[@s49567]

How often do you do Subq on a kitten less than a pound? Is there a info site based on age or weight?

[@leopardvenus9301]

Did you find out? i also need to know

[@s49567]

No I haven't

[@sofalvarez]

40ml/kg daily, your can do it every hour or two hours

[@cybercat29]

AWW, poor little kitty :-( I would be too scared of hurting a kitten doing that :-( I would take the kitten/kittens to a vet clinic to have that done and any medical treatments required.

[@RNG-999]

Don't think that way. Think that it is positive. The kitten is in danger without your help, and will have a lot more decline and pain if you don't step up as a Human. As far as they know, the pain from that needle is gone in a minute, but the help will last their lifetime.

[@cybercat29]

TheDevillChaser Thank you for the vote of confidence :-) I will be able to do it :-)

[@jenyangestil1806]

Can I give this procedure to my 2 week old kitten? She’s dehydrated and was able to suck effectively from her momma cat. So far the vet says she just needs formula for now and heating for warming her body. But I want to do this if it will immensely help my kitten recover from dehydration. She’s smaller compared to her siblings and not even able yet to move and walk on her own. She’s very weak right now. Anyone who answers I’ll be very grateful 🙏🏻

[@MrEdvas]

U can at least try,better then never,who knows miracle happen,just go for it,that what I do to my cat when their sick,

[@LegnaB21]

How many ml should I do per weight or age? Thank you!

[@jossifvelazquez5344]

How do you know how much fluid to give the kitten?

[@Fastskull]

How often do you do the tent test?

[@abyssabbison6266]

It doesn't hurt the kitten, so you could do it as often as you like. If you want to play it really safe, you could do it at each feeding. You really only NEED TO do it when: you find feral/orphaned kittens, you are in the process of treating a kitten, you feel your cat isn't getting enough water, your cat falls ill.

[@sagerider2]

I must be doing something wrong. I can't get the skin on my hand to go up at all.

[@meowchannel4209]

What is the measurement of PLR fluids to put in the syringe.

[@beachbunnystan9625]

I have a kitten about the same age he is a gray tabby I also have two Orenge tabby cats one Ranger our first cat has a year old 2 cat Marley he is sevral moths old Zeus the gray tabby kitten he has been drinking a lot of water but I tried the test his scruff stayed up I was so confused because he was very healthy and drank a lot do you know what I should do plez tell me I am vary worried

[@princebaal]

If you don't have any LRS, and it's an emergency... Can you use something else like sterile physiological serum ? Or is it strictly LRS ?

[@jennygarcia5937]

wear can i buy all this?

[@chaaru2211]

3weeks old kitty , have injected 3ml of the fluid. But how often this needs to be done in the course of 24hours maybe. Awaiting your reply tq

[@monwashere3199]

hello i have the same question here, what did you do to solve it?, do you administrate it in 24 hrs?

[@chaaru2211]

@@monwashere3199 the kitty died within 48hours. Vets here been useless too. Did all i could but their health wes deteriorating by the hour. Wish you all the best

[@mnick3905]

@@chaaru2211 Sorry about the Kitty.We have a 4 week old Ferrel here.Swollen belly.Really dehydrated.Pushed about 5 ml LRS in her.Could barley find skin.If she makes it through night thinking of a wormer.Idk

[@sofalvarez]

40ml/kg daily, your can do it every hour or two hours. Jut weigh them and make the conversion

[@ashpaw6671]

i cant wach the kit get poked!!!!😱😲😱😲😫😫😫😫😫

[@_homewardbound_4149]

It's what you gotta do to save their lives

[@Qsalis]

press the needle to the skin, close your eyes and push till you feel the poke then I guess...

[@snakeeater7002]

what is the size of the butterfly needle?

[@alithetogamifangirl3680]

how old do you need to be to volunteer at an animal shelter? I'm only 11 (I won't say anything more about myself) and I want to help out my local animal shelter with caring for kittens and cats. can someone please tell me how I can do that?

[@purewolfyoungfirekatiehaga2137]

Ali Cat Supports Melanie i work at a shelter. Have your parent call them to see what programs are offered. Ususally the gaurdian can accompany you and you can vollunteer with them at your age.

[@dibinashakya7678]

Can you please make video on how to treat kitten if they are just looking down and cannot lift head??!! Help

[@keropop100]

I am unable to get Pedialyte, but i did get my hand on ORS (Oral Rehydration Salt) , is it okay to give it to one week old kitten?

[@isiskashyap6025]

how to train them to use a litter box I got a abandoned kitten she is really sick but she don't like to use the litter box

[@caitlinconner7401]

My kitten that was abandoned and is less than a week old hasn't pooped. I have stimulated her every few hours for a day and she has only peed is there something I can give her to help her poo ?

[@AnaMaria-im1un]

Caitlin Conner The Cat Lady is here mainly for inspire, for the treatment details it's necessary the doctor's advises. Not poop so long time can be a critical condition

[@katfish4187]

Why did you put it underwater? To warm it? Is that something we should do for our cat?

[@sarahh7404]

Can I use this on a kitten that is barely 2 weeks old ? She is dehydrated very skinny and dying

[@faithpriester6784]

where do you get the butterfly needles

[@lifewithme5554]

Valley vet supply

[@rookieelf1948]

my vet has me reuse needles if they dont touch anything. Is that ok?

[@fallwhispers07]

is the veterinarian lactate ringer the same as the human one?

[@kleokatra627]

How much pedialyte do you recommend giving to a 2lb kitten? He has barely eaten in 2 days and I need to be proactive

[@JBRify]

Can subcutaneous fluids be given to a 2 week old kitten that is dehydrated and is refusing formula?

[@xedranzildepaz5028]

What kind of fluid should be given??

[@ES-lp2xv]

The LRS you use is same in what we see in hospitals for humans?

[@salinakhan4178]

Are you sure it’s the same? In hospitals it’s Hartmans solution isn’t it or is that the same as LRS?

[@elmcfar6735]

Legend has it, if you're early you get a response... Well that legend is a load of rubbish usually.

[@jessiecarroll1187]

How long does it last

[@micaylainsley7999]

if u don't live near a vet and ur cats hydrated cannu co that on an adult cat????

[@jacksongaming5463]

I have blood draws with the butterfly stick

[@fueledbybokchoy]

Unfortunately I know this info after my kitten passed away because dehydration and severe diarhea

[@aegeancatproductions]

I'm sorry, hope you fell better now, love

[@MrEdvas]

Pharmacy,buy anything u need from pharmacy,ask the pharmacist

[@sebastianellis6110]

I have rescued 5 kittens in Korea... I left 3 hours ago and one of the cats... the one who was doing the best... must've been throwing up and then had diarrhea ... he is a mess... severely dehydrated.... I have given him 10cc's subq 2 times in the last 45 minutes... does anyone know how often... he was so plump this morning... so discouraging... they were taken from the mother and left in a box for at least 2 days before I got them... they were about a week old... I have had them 2 1/2 weeks.... any help would be appreciated

[@sofalvarez]

40ml/kg daily, your can do it every hour or two hours. Jut weigh them and make the conversion

[@nilayanand1904]

Intravenous? Please reply fast

[@justlemonthings3972]

is DNS SAFE FOR CATS IT CONTAINS DEXTROSE AND SALT( 0.9 W/V )

[@alexisbruce2378]

how i wish i had known this video earlier 😞

[@ashleygonzalez2020]

My cat is 1 week old and dont wana make poopo i need help please i know how to stimulate him but he dont make pooopo anyway

[@jahnabibiswas3329]

Can I use coconut fluid ?????

[@stormhaven6665]

how do u do it without them crying or wiggling? my sick kitten sounds so sad when i do it to her, and im sure im doing it correctly

[@ettinakitten5047]

It will hurt, no matter how well you're doing it. It's puncturing the skin, so pain is inevitable. Just know that it's for her own good even if it makes her unhappy in the moment.

[@han5973]

My kitten really dehydration, she dont wnat to eat, i already bring her to the vet and she stay for one night she got better but after 5 days she start the same symptom. She dont want to eat or drink and she get diarrhea. What should i do, can you give me advice what type medicen that i can give to my cat

[@modernprometheus99]

Bring her back to the vet