pr.probability - Kullback-Leibler divergence of scaled non-central Student's T distribution

What is the Kullback-Leibler divergence of two Student's T distributions that have been shifted and scaled? That is, $textrm{D}_{textrm{KL}}(k_aA + t_a; k_bB + t_b)$ where $A$ and $B$ are Student's T distributions.

If it makes things easier, $A$ could be a Gaussian. (That is, it could have infinite degrees of freedom.)

The motivation behind this question is that the scaled non-central Student's T distribution is the posterior predictive distribution of normally distributed data with unknown mean and variance. Thus, I would like to compare the true distribution $k_aA + t_a$ with the estimate $k_bB + t_b$.

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