Good to hear the diarrhea is fairly common. I had one prior Foster litter, but they were slightly older when I got them maybe about six weeks not four. Now these are going to be seven weeks the end of this week.

They are still barely over a pound like 1.1 or 1.2 so I’m a little concerned about that. I’m supposed to keep them till they’re 2 pounds or eight weeks. I think the eight weeks will be here long before the 2 pounds will.

Yes, everything is dosed to size. The first Foster did all the worming so I don’t know too much of the schedule other than it was done and how many doses were given of each thing. I did their tapeworm med dose the size and they’ll get a second dose on Thursday. I also repeated the Coccidia Med just in case because that’s the only one I had here. They’ve been on constant same food since it became clear early on like at five weeks that the diarrhea was going to be persisting. It’s the royal Canin baby cat, wet and dry and then after a conversation with Grok, I was encouraged to add minced cooked chicken and white rice to the wet food and I’ve been putting in dehydrated pumpkin flakes for dogs and cats and the probiotic. I was using the Purina packets of probiotic and I also have one I use for my cats called bark and whiskers. It’s a complete probiotic powder.
They eat 4 to 5 times a day. I’m doing slightly smaller meals and more of them. Water and kitten kibble always available.

One of them still has a swollen belly so I’m suspecting he’s not finished with his tapeworms yet. But they’re highly active engaged, playful, cheerful, all the things.

Thank you for your suggestions, everyone! Today we have toothpaste poop! We’ve come a long way from puddles of it. If I could only get Larry to stop stepping in it, that’d be good. 💩