Update: Morgan the kitten is finally EATING!! I am so relieved!
For anyone who missed it, Morgan didn't even touch a morsel of food, this morning and has just been acting a bit 'off'. I've been in a state of worry, all day. We all just woke up from a nap and she walked over to an empty food bowl and sniffed around. So, I JUMPED UP and grabbed some dry food, which she and Madoc are currently consuming. Hopefully she'll dig into her actual dinner, tonight.
Many thanks to those who reassured me she was probably fine - just having one of those days. Also, hopefully the next vet visit will be next week, for their next vaccinations.
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I'm so proud of little Morgan and you! Sometimes all it takes is a change in weather or routine or just some little thing that puts them off, depending on how sensitive they are.
We have a little trick that's worked well for us over the years: baby food. Get the tiny stage 1 jars of chicken or turkey (the brand that only has the meat and broth, no corn or onion). Most cats love it. If they won't eat anything else, they'll eat that. No worries if it's just one missed meal. But more than that, try the baby food. If they go for it, try a little dollop on their food.
Of course, all the cats we currently have will eat anything that doesn't eat them first pretty reliably, so the baby food companies aren't making any money off us these days.
Kittens go through a lot of changes. Sometimes it seems like they'll eat everything in the county! Then all of a sudden, they grow. Then they don't seem to want as much for a little bit.
Even my adults go through stages. My 7-year-old was ravenously hungry today. As long as no one completely stops eating, we're good with it.
Dry food is what we call "cookies" around here. We only give it in limited amounts, but they surely do like it! 
Except that I never use beef. Not sure why. 
Maybe just that I don't normally feed those flavors. Who knows? They keep us guessing all the time, don't they?
And I begin to wonder if she's ok. She is a real chow hound.
But the next day, she inhales it.
If she's been doing a lot of grooming and her appetite is diminished I'd treat for a hairball.
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I'm so relieved, I just can't stop picking her up and kissing her, this afternoon. Hope I don't develop any hairballs!! 