The condition for which treatment was provided to the above named individual on the date(s) specified (please check one box): Meets the definition of an emergency medical condition described above. Does not meet the definition of an emergency medical condition described above. 1. From.
Kittens: Stages of Development (Newborn-12 weeks) Though your cat may look nearly full-grown by the time he or she is one year old, cats are. actually still considered kittens until they are two years old. It takes two years for a. cat to complete it's development in both mind and body. During its first two years. of life, your kitten will go through several developmental stages, but the most. important developments occur within the first twelve weeks of life.
Here are further symptoms to watch for: 1  The cat may begin vomiting. 2  If she has eaten no food, she may just vomit a clear liquid. 3  If she is not drinking water, she may have the dry heaves. 4  Many pet owners think that their cat has been poisoned during the initial stages of distemper. 5  The cat may develop severe diarrhea.