Please help Ziggy :(

poor Ziggy …. I’d say the same as Joan I’d get another vet opinion.. and also another FeLV test too..its recommend in kittens to test again 2-4 weeks after first test as it take about two weeks for the virus to show in bloods after exposure and that’s why it’s so important too also retest positive FELV test 2-4 weeks later as some FeLV positive reading on the snap test are actually showing the anti bodies from a transient infection ..

Honey is a good trick for a lethargic kitten Manuka honey is even better again but can be expensive.. you could be dealing with a parasite as kittens new to be wormed ever month untill they are at least 6 months old and a single celled bacterial infection like Giardia or coccidia can really make kittens lethargic and all cats that have been in contact with a giardia or coccidia his need to be treated and all litter trays and litter tray areas completely disinfected .. get another vet to test his stool for parasites

and goats milk might help him feel better if he’s an upset stomach

dis any of the vets ask for a stool sample? if not I would get them to test his stool..

if there’s bleeding in the stomach or high up in the intestines by the time it comes out in the stool the stool will be very dark almost black… if there’s is red blood it means the bleeding is fresh blood towards the end of the intestines.. fresh blood can be present because o parasites.. I’m very surprised they didn’t test his stool when he presented first 🙁 all these symptoms could just be parasite related but some vets like to bamboosle us with science and charge an absolute fortune on test that may not be needed. some parasites like giardia and coccidia can NOT be killed with standard worming meds! they need to be treated with an antibotic called flagyl or a parazole liquid wormer. . Stool sample tested before before any vet suggested expensive ultra sound scans.. unless the kitten get worse…