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Thanks Mary and @BecaHawaii. Really helpful.
The cats are back at the charity in an isolation unit and being cared for by a specialist team. Last night they were all still alive and doing well, all things considered, and I am hopeful some may survive (last night was around 48 hours from when the kitten died). The positive side is that the mama is still eating very well and never vomiting, despite having a very high temp and bad stomach, and keeps herself well-hydrated. The kittens are all larger and heavier than expected for their age and I hope this will give them an advantage. The one who died appeared in perfect health and was also a good weight but was the smallest of the litter.
The cats are back at the charity in an isolation unit and being cared for by a specialist team. Last night they were all still alive and doing well, all things considered, and I am hopeful some may survive (last night was around 48 hours from when the kitten died). The positive side is that the mama is still eating very well and never vomiting, despite having a very high temp and bad stomach, and keeps herself well-hydrated. The kittens are all larger and heavier than expected for their age and I hope this will give them an advantage. The one who died appeared in perfect health and was also a good weight but was the smallest of the litter.
