What a difference a day makes! 24 hours after Hastings' golf ball-sized abscess ruptured (see previous post), he's looking fantastic! Learn how to handle feral cats here: https://tinykittens.com/ferals A few people have asked if he was sedated to be behaving so well, but this is what's possible when you use considerate, low-stress handling techniques specifically developed for feral cats. We have been able to treat 100% of our ferals successfully, without having to sedate them, using these techn

Six day old Button has had quite a start in life! This morning we drained an abscess that developed from a tiny accidental puncture that likely occurred one of the times his mama picked him up. He will feel much better without all that pus, and with antibiotics starting to kick in. So far, he's very enthusiastic at the milkbar and is gaining weight, so we are hopeful for a full recovery. We don't love giving antibiotics this early, but in cases like these, we don't have a choice. We did send a c

Meet Erela, Eden's special baby, uploading here for specialists to view. Born 7:52am 8/24, female, 94g We can handle her cleft palate, no problem. Primary concern is suspected incomplete skull closure & neuro issues (difficulty righting herself). HR 150 and increasing, color bright pink, resp good | TinyTapeworms