KEDİMİZ HASTA OLDU! Veterine Gittik! Adını Koyduk!

Summary

In this heartwarming video, the narrator shares their experience of adopting a kitten that unfortunately falls ill shortly after. The kitten suffers from cold symptoms and diarrhea, likely due to exposure to the cold and possibly from transitioning to solid food. The owner observes fleas on the kitten, prompting an urgent visit to the vet. The vet recommends specific kitten food for better nutrition and advises on flea treatment, emphasizing the need for the kitten to gain weight before administering any medication. Throughout the video, the owner expresses their concerns and care for the new furry family member, showcasing the ups and downs of pet adoption and the importance of prompt veterinary care for the well-being of pets.

Takeaways

• 😟 The kitten got sick after being left outside the pet shop for a bit before being adopted
• 😧 The kitten had diarrhea and was scratching itself, likely due to fleas
• 🏥 They took the kitten to the vet, who recommended a different food better suited for a young kitten
• 💊 The vet prescribed some medication for the diarrhea if it persists
• 😥 There was some disagreement over who caused the kitten to get sick
• 🍽 They purchased specialized wet and dry food for the kitten as recommended
• 😀 The kitten seemed to like the new food and ate it eagerly
• 🌼 They named the white kitten "Sonsuz", which means "eternally blooming flower"
• 📝 The vet confirmed the kitten had been dewormed recently but may need additional treatments
• 💉 They plan to bring the kitten back to the vet for vaccines as it gains weight

Q & A

Why did the kitten get sick?

The kitten got sick because it caught a cold from being outside for a while and then developed diarrhea.

What were the visible symptoms of the kitten's illness?

The visible symptoms included diarrhea and itching, suggesting the kitten might have fleas as two fleas were spotted on it.

What steps were taken to address the kitten's illness?

The kitten was taken to the vet for a check-up due to the uncertainty of how to treat its symptoms, including diarrhea and potential fleas.

What was the initial thought about the cause of the kitten's diarrhea?

It was initially thought that the kitten's diarrhea was caused by being outside for a bit, leading to cold exposure.

What food was the kitten being fed, and what changes were recommended?

The kitten was being fed dry food, but it was recommended to switch to Royal Canin's Mother and Baby Cat dry food specifically designed for young kittens and to try to remove any fleas manually.

Why couldn't flea treatment drops be used on the kitten immediately?

Flea treatment drops couldn't be used on the kitten immediately because it was too young and its kidneys were still developing.

What was the vet's advice regarding the kitten's diet to help with the diarrhea?

The vet advised switching to a specific kitten formula that could help the kitten recover from diarrhea and gain weight properly.

How did the kitten's condition affect its ability to eat the provided food?

The kitten had difficulty eating the provided dry food because its teeth were still developing, making it hard to chew properly.

What preventive action was suggested if the kitten continued to have diarrhea?

If the kitten continued to have diarrhea, it was suggested to get a probiotic from the pharmacy as a preventive measure.

What was the final decision on the kitten's name, and what does it signify?

The final decision on the kitten's name was not explicitly stated in the script, indicating that a decision was still pending and they were looking for a unique, creative name rather than a common one like 'Cotton'.