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Since this afternoon my cat has been listless and barely eating; it drank a fair amount of goat-milk formula just now, its urine is yellow, it keeps doing the ‘hen squat,’ ignores me when called, and its eyes seem unable to open
A cat in hen-squat with lethargy and unable to open its eyes may be having a stress reaction or illness such as gastrointestinal disease. If it persists, see a vet; if unvaccinated, rule out FIP and distemper. Yellow urine may be from low water intake or a urinary issue.
The puppy got constipated the second day after arriving home; it drank goat milk formula.
Puppy constipation after goat milk formula is often from internal heat due to overly concentrated mixing. Control the powder-to-water ratio, encourage drinking, and add pumpkin, greens, or banana after 3 months to aid digestion.
Can I Give a One-Month-Old Kitten Hamster Goat Milk Formula?
A kitten can occasionally drink hamster goat milk formula, but not long-term - hamster and cat formulas differ in nutrients and ratios. Long-term use can cause malnutrition and weak immunity. Use a formula made for kittens instead.
How do I soak kibble in goat-milk formula?
Steps: warm water about 40°C with 1:1 goat milk, mix; add kibble (amount by size/age/appetite) until covered; soak 10-20 minutes until very soft at first, then shorten soak time as the dog adapts until fully on dry food.
A 20-day-old kitten sleeps all day and vomited worms two hours after goat-milk formula
Worms in the vomit mean a serious parasite infection—roundworms, tapeworms, coccidia, hookworms. Have a vet identify the type; 20-day kittens have no suitable dewormer, so treat the gastritis and wait until 50 days to deworm.
How good is Gudeng cat goat milk formula?
Gudeng cat goat milk formula uses whole goat milk powder, whey, and egg yolk with taurine and lysine; the formula is fine though protein is a modest 22%. It mixes easily and is well reviewed.
My young kitten was eating well but suddenly stopped drinking goat milk formula
First find the cause. If the kitten is lively, the formula's taste, temperature, or preference may be the issue—try a more palatable formula at the right temperature, and if still refused, syringe-feed to avoid dehydration and imbalance. If refusal comes with lethargy, it may be sick—see a vet.
My kitten is 20 days old and has only been fed goat milk formula; it’s only 128 grams. How can I effectively help it gain weight?
At 20 days and 128 grams the kitten is on the small side, but it depends on breed. Watch for abnormal symptoms and see a vet if any appear. If normal, you can slightly increase feeding to supply more nutrition; kittens under one month can only get nutrition from goat milk or mother's milk.
My two-month-old kitten just came home and isn’t adapting; she barely touches her goat-milk formula and her recent stools are watery and bloody—what should I do?
Bloody diarrhea can come from gut infection, parasites, or viruses. If the kitten is energetic, a virus is less likely; hard-to-digest food or a sudden food change can cause it—give pet probiotics, and see a vet if no relief. Tapeworms, roundworms, hookworms, or coccidia also cause it and need fecal testing and deworming.
A five-day-old puppy switched to goat milk formula has diarrhea and keeps crying—what should I do?
Diarrhea and crying in an unweaned puppy are mainly due to gastrointestinal disease, possibly gut discomfort from switching from mother's milk to goat milk; puppy guts are fragile. Could also be ingredient intolerance or flora imbalance. Adjust feeding back to mother's milk or another formula, add probiotics; if persistent, seek veterinary help.