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- Aggression
- Pacing
- Anorexia
- High fever
- Lethargy
- Increased respiratory rate
- Disorientation
- Muscle spasms
- Convulsions
- Neuromuscular irritability
- Lactation, the production of milk, sourcing the blood calcium to be delivered to the nursing kittens
- Poor nutritional absorption through the digestive system, eliminating the calcium mineral rather than captivating it
- Insufficient diet consumed by the pregnant or lactating queen
- Pregnancy, as a substantial sacrifice of blood calcium is required to support fetal development.
- Large litters of kittens, as the mother must lactate in great volume to support the needs of her offspring.
- Immediate intravenous drug therapy infusion with calcium gluconate supplementation
- Administration of vitamin D, as this essential vitamin aids in the body’s absorption of calcium.
- Anti-seizure medication to control tetany and seizures
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