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Bookmark or Share- Eye Infection In A Feral / Socialization Progress | TheCatSitePurraise. 45. my feral is not touchable but has an eye infection. I took her to the vet today and confirmed it and let me tell you - she was impossible to touch. She got out of the towel burrito they made and hid. It took 10 minutes and a lot of hissing, spitting and biting before we could get her in the carrier again.
- 9 Ways To Help Feral Cats During Hot Summer MonthsTip #5 - Add water to canned food: Dehydration is a real concern for feral cats during the sweltering summer months. An ingenious solution to this is to mix water into their canned food. This not only helps increase their water intake but also keeps the canned food from drying out too quickly in the heat. However, remember that cats need a good ...
- Feral with hurt leg, no money for vet, what to do? | TheCatSitePlus IF you wrap the leg too tightly, then you have a circulation problem. If you wrap it too loosely, then she could get caught up in a tree or bush and cause more damage. Best to leave her be for right now and watch. This seems to be a common issue with some feral cats, limping on a leg now and again.
- Need a source of antibiotics for my feral colony | TheCatSiteYou can purchase Fishmox (Amoxicillin that is legal to purchase without a script for fish) in their food. You mix 500mg (two 250 mg capsules) with 10ml of water, and give each cat 1ml in their food twice a day for 7-10 days. You can purchase an ml syringe and it's quite easy to measure, mix, and store in the fridge.
- 10 Facts You Should Know About Feral Cats - TheCatSite10 things everyone needs to know about feral cats -. Feral cats are domestic cats that were born and raised with little or no contact with people. Feral cats are not stray cats. Strays are homeless pet cats, while Ferals were born in the wild, and were never socialized to humans. Some feral cats can be tamed (socialized to humans).
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