Kitten p**p color,Is it right?

Question

I have two 4-5 week old and the boy's p**p is almost black and kinda looks like chocolate syrup and he has a hard time getting the p**p out and then his sister poops easier but her p**p is very very runny and brownish green. Is that normal or not? Please help!!

Answer 1

depends on what they're eating;but you need to get samples

of their stool tested at regular intervals anyway so start now

this not often talked about subject proves we really do luv our

pets right! (I mean collecting the samples) lol

Answer 2

Have you wormed them?It could be a parasite or a virus that they are passing back and forth

Answer 3

Well my parents own a dog kennel and we have had about 5-6 litters.

Now,

Of my knowlodge,

If he is having a hard time getting it out he is probably conispated (sorry I can't spell it).

Now for the females thats not good but they should'nt die.

Just call the vet.

They could tell you over the phone.

The females may be just drinking to much milk.

It should be stern and just brown. or dark brown.

Just like a regular cat! ^-^

(I am only 13 but I am smart with animals not like a vet but I am getting real good :P lol)

Answer 4

The boy could just be constipated.  If they are nursing, what you are feeding the mother could be affecting them and their bowel movements.  The sister could have coccidia.  It is very common in kittens.  Nicely put, it is often from unsanitary conditions....l*****g p**p off their feet.  My dog had it when I bought him as a puppy.  The bad thing is I work at a vet and the doc just gave me medicine for an upset stomach instead of seeing him.  He had diarrhea, sometimes with blood, wouldn't eat, and was very lethargic.  He couldn't even walk the day I took him in.  It can get serious if you wait too long.  All they have to do is take a stool sample to see if she has it and it's not expensive to treat.  Also, the p**p usually has a very foul smell if it's coccidia.

Answer 5

I don't think it's normal, especially because they are having a hard time getting it out.  Go ask a vet!