Quote Originally Posted by Tommy
Thank you for your advice DallasRechelle. My friends believe that the vet will only put it to sleep; too many cats around here, and not a lot he can do to help that small a kitten. So we tried gently to stimulate her anal area, with a warm washcloth, and placed her in the litter box. It actually helped. We also succeeded with giving her 5 gram (not much) of the vet cat milk with a syringe. She will not even smell to my kitten soft food form the vet. I will try again in 4 hours, if she can keep it in her. Should I put a bit of garlic juice in the milk maybe? She seems very exhausted so I will let her get some sleep now. I will watch her for an hour more and then I could use some sleep too. She just has to make it. The 3 other kittens are doing fine, and pees all over the room.
She may have gotten constipated. It's very uncomfortable for a human to go through, much less a little kitten who is still learning how to go on their own. Every hour or two, stimulate her to go. Feed her every 5 hours, and in between, at about every 2 hours, push some water in. Don't put the garlic into the cat milk, as it could turn it nasty tasting (would you drink garlic flavored milk?). Get some soft food from the grocery store, which may not be the best health wise, but may give her an alternative, break it up if it's a pate, and offer that to her as well. She may want a different texture, and to use those little razors that are called teeth. My cats have *always* turned up their noses to food from the vet, unless it's crunchy. They don't like vet soft food. Not smelly enough I guess. LOL It seems the smellier, the better.

Please, when you can, let us know how baby is doing.