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Weak newborn kitten survived on goat milk but has thin hairless limbs, big belly, sparse head/tail fur – is this a problem?
The photo shows no clear abnormality; a big belly is normal for kittens and may be from constipation or fluid, but if no discomfort and normal stool it is just fullness. Feed small frequent meals; if it cannot defecate, stimulate the anus with a cotton swab.
How is RedDog goat milk powder?
RedDog goat milk is a pet-health brand's full-formula milk replacer for kittens and puppies, well reviewed and popular. It meets AAFCO standards and is lactose-free, safe for adult cats and dogs lacking lactase. It adds prebiotics and postbiotics to support gut flora and immunity.
How is Xinchongzhikang goat milk powder?
Xinchongzhikang goat milk is pet-formulated to mirror mother's milk and suits cats and puppies. It sells well in the mid-low market, showing recognition. But each product's ingredients, nutrition, and palatability differ, so choose based on your pet's age, health, and the product's data.
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.
Puppy had pet goat milk, then more cow milk the last two days; today yellow grainy bits on stool — is that a problem?
The yellow grains are likely curdled milk or undigested corn, a sign of indigestion. Goat milk is more nutritious and digestible than cow milk, so return to it and add softened puppy kibble near one month. Feed small, frequent meals.
What medicine for this kitten? Sick over a week, given by others, sits at the litter box with a swollen rear, walks oddly; we fed egg, ham and goat milk — why?
The photo suggests rectal prolapse from frequent diarrhea, possibly anal gland inflammation. The kitten's gut is fragile; under 2 months feed only goat milk, not ham or egg. Adjust diet to ease diarrhea; see a vet if it continues.
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 dog just turned two months old; because of a tick bite it was shaved and given a medicated bath, then slept with the AC on. For three days it barely ate, only goat milk, but energy and stools were normal. On day five it ate, but in the afternoon spiked to 40.7C, and shots and medicine did not bring the fever down; it stayed 39.5-40. The dog is unvaccinated, no distemper, weight 0.95kg.
Persistent high fever needs prompt vet care; it may signal bacterial pneumonia, gut infection, blood parasites, distemper, or parvovirus. Non-viral cases are easier to treat. Fever is usually lowered by injection plus physical cooling while the vet finds the cause.
My cat won’t eat kibble even soaked in goat milk; it drinks the milk and leaves the kibble, and mixing in canned food doesn’t work either. It only eats our steamed buns, eight-treasure porridge, and dried squid. Forcing it for two days didn’t work and it sometimes vomited; now at three months it’s still thin. Can I give it our non-spicy human food?
Refusing kibble is serious pickiness; stop giving human foods like buns, porridge, and squid, which harm the cat with additives. Onion, chocolate, grapes, and leeks are toxic. Try other-flavor kibble (pigeon, beef, fish) or wet food.