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Question by ritagross2
Submitted on 5/6/2004
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one of my  kittens can walk  but the other just lays there ,and they are 3 weeks old.


Answer by Joy
Submitted on 5/24/2004
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One thing is it may be sick.I have some kittens if thay don't feel good thay just lay there. Or if it's not geting the right vidamens and stuff.Is there mom feeding them? I would say call a vet and ask God Bless you.

 

Answer by Princess
Submitted on 9/8/2004
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One more question... My two cats are brothers, 2 years old both neutered... got them neutered at 6 months.  One cat is fat and the other skinny, one orange and white, the other black.  My fat cat it looks like he tries to hump his brother, and the black one just lays there meowing, but I heard because they are brothers its a 'dominance' thing... is that right?  Or is my cat gay, as we've been thinking?

 

Answer by pipsyluv
Submitted on 6/29/2005
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Make sure they are not allowed near houseplants like aloe, pencil, or other succulent plants. These are poisonous to kittens.clean up food and water dishes to avoid tummy troubles. feed them kitten chow not cat food. go to the vet and see about deworming pills. It is also a good idea to make sure they have their shots. Lastly at 3 weeks old they still need mama(she also needs kitten chow to enrich her milk.)

 

Answer by hey
Submitted on 4/18/2006
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what is the meaning of life?

 

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