Mariskogens F-litter
Pictures of the siblings: Fabiana - Ficus - Furu - Ferox - Filago - Fagus
Fagus
male - ns 09
For a few weeks time, all kittens has worn under rather severe vaccine reaction. They have been sneeazy , someone had a fever, and they have had some degree of eye infection. This is now thankfully almost completely gone!
11 weeks
- 1320 g
Fagus has no trace of his flat chest any more. He is completely healed, and I'm so happy!
8 weeks
- 918 g
Fagus is now almost fully
recovered. He also caught up with his siblings in weight, our big
charmer!
Because of his
developement problems Fagus is not sold for breeding, and he is sold at
a reduced price.
7 weeks
- 840 g
Fagus is still doing fine,
really super! I'm so glad he made it, he is such a sweet little
boy, absolutely full of life!
He is still the smallest of the
siblings, but it's not much difference between him and the others.
5 weeks
- 556 g
As you can see - Fagus is doing fine! His chest is still really flat, but he's walking, playing and eating just like his siblings! I'm so, so glad for his progress. I took some videos of him so you all can see how well he is - they are at the end of the photos. At one video he is out walking for the first time, and he got all the way out on the slippery wooden floor. But he made his way back to the blanket - clever little boy! On the other video he is playing with his brother.
3 weeks
- 340 g
I have a broad chest - cool ha??
And I have the best mum in the world
Fagus, our little smoke boy - so sweet and so very sick. He have "flat chest syndrome", hopefully he will grow out of it. He's eating fine now. After a couple of days with no waightgain what so ever he started to put on waight again. As long as he's not suffering, and manage to eat all by him self I will let him live. This is so sad, and I hope you all cross your fingers for this little fighter.
2 weeks
- 256 g
1 week
- 218 g
Newborn - 112 g
