fostering 3 kittens...PICS #22,#42,#47,58,70,#80-81, HS Website 88

[Catty1]

Dinnertime!





Isabel, Amy is a pale grey tabby, but Cirrus has interesting markings...face is tabby, as is her front - but along her back are two "stripes" running either side of her spine that seem to have ticked fur; the fur along her spine is grey. You can see the stripes in pic #1 - Cirrus is the one on the left.

The "yellowing" - if you mean the photos, that is no flash. But yes, Amy has an orange tabby leg markings on the inside of one of her back legs, and a fleck of orange on her shoulder with a bit of mottling in the fur - and yet a tabby face!

Giz is, well, TORTIE...

[Taz_Zoee]

I would so fail fostering 101, especially with these three!!! That Giz is just melting my heart just looking at the pictures!! Ugh. Good for you for refraining..........for now.

[Queen of Poop]

They are just too cute for words!!!! And that wonderful face shot of Giz, I melted!!!!!

[krazyaboutkatz]

They're all so adorable. I sure hope that the new medicine will be able to help their runny poo problems.

[phesina]

So SWEEEEEET!!!!!! Such adorable kittens.

[Catty1]

Poop update. That's part of foster reports, right?

I started them on the Clavaseptin yesterday about noon. They each got 1/2 tab as per directions, and I do the meds a few minutes before they eat so that they start to work on an emptier system.

So, three 1/2 tabs later (not including the one they got tonight), the stuff is starting to look like poop. Still too soft, but at least not blobs any more.

They still have another 5 days on the meds, so hopefully this med will do it!

Giz yells at me to be picked up and put on my lap; she also clambered up and laid across my collarbone area...good thing she is small or she would have tumbled. Big purrs from her and Amy today.

Cirrus is just not as cuddly - kind of a squirmy girl. But she is trying to climb my leg on occasion, so is catching on!

Little sweeties - I will be so happy when they are healthy and well.

[krazyaboutkatz]

I'm so glad that the new medicine is working for them and hopefully once they're finished with it, their poops will be normal and stay that way. Good luck.