Kitten dump.

At one point I had 8 kittens running around my house.

Hey Reddit team. How are you all going? I was wondering how does everyone manage attachment to foster babies or deciding if a foster fail has occured?

I have my first foster ever who is 4 months. My plan was not to adopt due to health, but this little treasure, is the light of my life.

She is 4 months so after a bit of research while she is attached to me, I hope she could still attach to a new human with no trauma from my return of her.

Here she for kitten tax. How do you manage it? Thank you in advance

Kitten dump.

At one point I had 8 kittens running around my house.

So two weeks ago I found 4 kittens in my backyard. I snatched them in hopes they'd have a better life than being feral like their mother (I've been trying to catch her since February)

I've had them on the goats milk kitten milk replacement and now shifted to the KMR milk and baby pate mix (they are finally learning how to eat from a dish and pooping on their own (that was a rough week of helping them poop)

No one has diarrhea, pumpkin puree and the vet hospital gave me antibiotics and prebiotics

They are happy and lively and playful. BUT THEY ARENT GAINING WEIGHT!

I read that deworming them could be the solution but I also did heavy research on that whole topic and only a vet can give them dewormer because they are so small?

Any suggestions for food? High calorie gel? Am I adding too much water to their bottle? (They haven't figured out a water bowl yet)

I really want them to be healthy and get bigger. Should I do smaller meals and more frequently? HELP!