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Old 07-05-2009, 06:48 PM #1
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Default So, about my stray kitten...need help

I found a lil white kitten over a month ago and bottle fed it for about 3 weeks. It did just fine.

Now its hair is very thin, especially around his neck. It even looks as though it is thinning along the spine.

When he was on the baby kitten formula, his hair was silky. He acts okay, eats okay, sleeps okay. Just the thin, dry-ish hair.

Thoughts or suggestions would be appreciated.
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