Do you have any pedilyte in the house? How about Transfer Factor?
Anything with electrolytes would help. Barbara's suggestion about
monitoring her bathroom habits is a very good idea. Don't be surprised
if it takes her a while before she urinates or defecates. See if you
can get a hold of some Sub Q fluids for her. You can order them on-line
of course, but maybe a vet will take pity on you and help you out
without charging you an arm and a leg.
Nina
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Thanks Michelle. I don't have any sub-q fluids here, or I would do it.
She is eating on her own from a bowl, so that sounds promising.
Thanks! I'm about to try to give her a bowl of just plain water and
see if she will drink it. I wanted to get some calories in her first
(I really thought she was going to die).
Jenn
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PLEASE save your KMR kitten formula labels for Bazil!
If you use KMR, even just one can, please ask me for the mailing
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