Hi,I manage a small UK shelter and at the end of last year we had a litter of 7 x 2 day old kittens.
Try to keep in proportion how much poop you are expecting. Weigh kitten, weigh kitten and weigh again. There’s moreto a healthy kitten than poop quantities, although regularity is very important. Some of ours didnt pooh for 48 hours sometimes. We kept charts for each kittens but I’m sure each pooh will be engrained in you mind.
One thing that can work is to carry out the usual tickle toilet procedure with warm water and then cold, sometime that gets a reaction.
It isnt easy bringing up such a young kitten and it can be very hearbreaking, but you can only give it a chance.
Another really good idea, which we managed to do with four of this lot which werent thriving as the others was get a foster mum. If only to clean, although invaribly then end up feedint if they can.
Failing a cat mum, have you got a dog that is a motherer.
Anything is worth a try.
Good luck and I really look forward to hearing how you wished you’d never compalined about not having enough pooh!
Sorry this is my first post so I hope I havent overstepped the mark.