work with rescue kittens. for now, your best bet is a lukewarm bath using regular dawn dishsoap (NOT antibacterial or anything) - start working the soap in at the back of their heads and work your way down their bodies towards their tails, giving the fleas nowhere to run. leave the soap on for about five minutes to drown the fleas, and then rinse. you'll also need a small flea comb to spot check their heads and faces, since you don't want soapy water in their eyes or ears, and you'll probably need to do this for a few days in a row until you're not finding anymore fleas. gently blow dry them afterwards (low setting, make sure not to overheat them) if you can, or dry them as thoroughly as possible, since kittens that young can't control their body temperatures.
once they hit about 4 weeks or 2lbs, see if you can get ahold of some capstar.
I concur, best advice. Also, if you have a good vet, see if they will let you buy a tube of Neomycin ointment for the eyes.
If you can afford it, better yet , take them in for a quick exam .
once they hit about 4 weeks or 2lbs, see if you can get ahold of some capstar.
I concur, best advice. Also, if you have a good vet, see if they will let you buy a tube of Neomycin ointment for the eyes.
If you can afford it, better yet , take them in for a quick exam .