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One thing I have found really good in all kinds of care situations is the hills s/d critical care food, it comes in a tin, like a pate, which is really easily palatable, but can also easily be mixed wiith water and syringed into animals.

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Your going to have to wipe there buts as well to keep them clean ,nobody near by you that you could foster them on too ?.

I raised a litter of 4 about 4 years ago, but that was from 4 weeks old and they were eating mince and lapping goats milk or kitten milk from pets at home. When you stimulate them to defecate dont be too gentle with them. I found a flannel dipped in luke warm water and rubbed firmly worked best for me. If they are not lapping go to a chemist and get an eye / ear dropper a couple of pence they are, and warm the milk a little before you feed them.

 

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Good luck.

 

TC

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Mark all the kits so you can tell them apart/or snip off a piece of hair

Then weigh them every couple of days on the kitchen scales... If a kit isnt thriving it will make you aware of it early on.

You should see a steady weight gain, make sure they are kept warm, hot water bottle wrapped in a towel is good enough but make sure they dont get too warm either

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