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rite here we go again my cat is pregnant she is nesting and all she seem to do is sleep and eat u can see the kittens moving and kicking her looks like they are playing football in there.how far is she?is he near time as we are moving less then a week any info will be greatful
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Get a large cardboard box - large enough for mum to lie down at full length on her side without squashing any kittens. Deep enough to keep wandering kittens in & drafts out. Line the bottom thickly with several newspapers, then tear a couple into strips & make a thick, fluffy layer. Top off with a flat newspaper & finally an old towel.
Keep her where you can keep an eye on her or shut her in the kitchen with the box. Keep cupboards & draws closed & keep her out of places where it would be inconvenient for her to nest. Do not let her out. This way she should kitten in her box. If not, put the first two in the box once they're born. If she hasn't had them by moving day can someone who isn't moving house 'cat sit' her in a spare room? Alternatively, contact your local Cat's Protection who may be able to help until your move is completed. Typical cat - really bad timing! lol. Please let us know how you get on?
Get a large cardboard box - large enough for mum to lie down at full length on her side without squashing any kittens. Deep enough to keep wandering kittens in & drafts out. Line the bottom thickly with several newspapers, then tear a couple into strips & make a thick, fluffy layer. Top off with a flat newspaper & finally an old towel.
Keep her where you can keep an eye on her or shut her in the kitchen with the box. Keep cupboards & draws closed & keep her out of places where it would be inconvenient for her to nest. Do not let her out. This way she should kitten in her box. If not, put the first two in the box once they're born. If she hasn't had them by moving day can someone who isn't moving house 'cat sit' her in a spare room? Alternatively, contact your local Cat's Protection who may be able to help until your move is completed. Typical cat - really bad timing! lol. Please let us know how you get on?