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Lisa you have 2 kittens, right? And only recently the mother has started to move them. The mother cat is trying to tell you something, she is either not comfortable where she is (too hot, - recent weather has been very hot-, cold, too noisy, too much human traffic, other threats such as dog or cats etc'), OR the kittens she is putting outside are unwell, and her natural instinct would be to let nature take it's course for the weak. If the mother is otherwise in very good health I expect it's the former and not the latter and that there is something genuinely disturbing her and making her feel under threat. Only you can say what you think it might be and make steps towards making her and her little family feel comfortable and secure again. I hope this helps. |
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Hi, thank you for replying, yes where she was in her box there is human traffic and also other cats, so likely it could be the problem. I'll move her box to a quiet room and see if she is happier there. Thanks again X Lisa X |
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I agree with Truth', as a small but very significant sideline, do you intend to have mum cat spayed? She will come into call again very soon, especially if there are entire tom cats around. |
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Glad to hear it Lisa If you remember that for every kitten that is born, including any that 'you' bring into this world, a perfectly healthy adult cat who desperately needs a loving home is needlessly put to sleep because it can't be (re)homed, just look at the beautiful cats on the rehoming pages here...it's heartbreaking, and it suddenly makes perfect sense to neuter. The shelters are chocablock full up, they can't take any more. The responsibilty lies with the owner to do the right thing and to neuter. It saves other cat's lives. Hope Mum's acting more like her usual self now Lisa? x |
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