There is a Yahoo group specifically offering support for people with FCKS kittens. The group is moderated to keep it relevant, but you can apply to join by following this link, clicking on the 'join this group' button on the page you reach, and logging in, or creating a login account with Yahoo groups at the prompt.

There are no available veterinary studies on FCKS, but humans also suffer from this condition, and Pectus Excavatum, and there are a number of very revealing sites. The most useful one we have found links the condition to Rickets, and is very well worth consulting. You can get to it here: CTDS information. Check out the link to PE and Rickets, and the one to Zinc, which we feel is very relevant to FCKS.

Max's house - an excellent veterinary-driven site with superb information about nutrition and many veterinary conditions. The section on Tuna nutritional values is particularly useful in reference to zinc and other vitamins identified as possibly relevant to FCKS

Information about a kitten who had surgery to correct pectus excavatum can be had here, with the veterinary information here. The owner says the only thing they would change would be the frequency of bandage changes - this needed to be done more often. There are other sites about pectus surgery on cats where you can direct your veterinary surgeon, and you can find them by searching on google for 'pectus excavatum cat surgery'.