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Jinxlover
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Hay..Me again..
My friend found kittens today while cleaning out there shop. They were in a pile of insulation, they did not know they were there.
The momma ran away and has not come back, so now they have 4 kittens with no momma. She is guessing they are around 4 weeks. She called the pound and they said they would just put them to sleep b/c they were to young to mess with(how sad). She does not want that to happen. I don't want to go over there, I don't want to make my Berries sick if they might have something. She said they are up walking around with there eyes open and look healthy but I'm not going to take any chances with my Berries.
So this is my question.. Can they eat on there own at around 4 weeks or is that to young to teach them to eat.. (She will not bottle feed them).
My friend found kittens today while cleaning out there shop. They were in a pile of insulation, they did not know they were there.
The momma ran away and has not come back, so now they have 4 kittens with no momma. She is guessing they are around 4 weeks. She called the pound and they said they would just put them to sleep b/c they were to young to mess with(how sad). She does not want that to happen. I don't want to go over there, I don't want to make my Berries sick if they might have something. She said they are up walking around with there eyes open and look healthy but I'm not going to take any chances with my Berries.
So this is my question.. Can they eat on there own at around 4 weeks or is that to young to teach them to eat.. (She will not bottle feed them).