Hi, I just recently (Friday) found two baby squirrels after our cats brought up a third baby. The mom took the third injured baby back, but left two. I've been trying to care for them since then. I have a few concerns about them at the moment. On Friday when we first got them, they were pooping dark brown pellets. We had some issues figuring out what to feed them, and for Saturday we pretty much only rehydrated them in the AM, then gave them a puppy formula all evening and Sunday. We could not find Esbilac formula on Saturday, so we (&#128561 used a lot far puppy milk for those days before I realized that was a bad idea. Saturday evening, they both began pooping almost liquid yellow diarrhea, so thinking they may not have been rehydrated enough, and realizing our formula was no good, on Sunday night, we stopped feeding them formula, and started with just rehydration fluid for the rest of Sunday evening and through Monday AM. On Sunday afternoon/evening, the little boy also seemed to get somewhat bloated, but because he was pooping fine, I wasn't panicking. Monday morning, we still did the rehydration fluid and ONE formula feeding, and little boys belly was less still, but still more full than his sister's. I took them to the vet on Monday afternoon, and she said they looked fine, and wasn't concerned with the diarrhea as long as they are pooping (which they were at the time) however, now neither one had pooped after the feedings, and little guys belly isn't too bloated, but is noticeably bigger than his sister's. As of Monday evening, they are on Esbilac. I'm just wondering, because I didn't feed them a while lot of food yesterday, not wanting to hurt them with the wrong formula, they may just not be pooping because they don't have much in their system. BUT, they have at least two "proper" feedings in their system now, so I don't want to let it go on if they should be pooping. Should I be worried that they haven't pooped after 2/3 feedings, especially since they were having diarrhea before, or should I give it more time?? I'm hoping to call the vet again tomorrow, but I am working two 12 hour shifts back to back, so i am not sure that I can get them to the vet first thing tomorrow. Any suggestions on what I should do in the meantime?? I just don't want to wait until it's too late!! I may just be being paranoid, because the very said they looked like they were "thriving," but I'm also not 100% sure she knew everything about squirrels. (Was an exotic animal vet, but how many crazy people actually take squirrels to the vet?? &#128521