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moma grey had her babies five months ago. we only kept two and she still nurses them. sometimes she'll kick them off but most of the time not. should we be worried about this? i'd have thought she'd have weaned them by now...

he has a tail and he's a regular tabby. i didn't pull out hard poo, as it softened i got it away, b/c it was getting matted in his fur and then plugging up his butt. after all that yesterday, he's all plugged up again today. we tried to soak his baby butt but he isn't having it today - both...

we have a kitten who has a bottom probolem. we've had to wipe him off (as we've found him - he runs from us now) b/c when he poops its like it gums up the works. it was so bad just now (and we did this just yesterday) that i had to put him in some warm water (that went over REAL well) to...

this is her first litter and she doesn't have any siblings here - hopefully i'll find work soon and we can get her and all the boys fixed.

we have un-fixed males indoors so her getting pregnant again is possible even if she stays inside. we let her outside mainly because she asks to go. she was an indoor/outdoor girl until she got pregnant. we'd rather her go outside for a little bit than to claw the door/walls trying to get...

we had thought she was but now it seems that she isn't. she has 6 seven week old kittens. they are eating solid food (wet and dry) and finally getting the hang of the litter box.. but i don't want to give them away (we're only keeping two) if she is still feeding. if she's outside (she's an...

grey grey has stopped toileting the babies - so she isn't getting sick anymore- which is great. but now we're finding little baby poops on the floor. any tips on litter training? they have access to several boxes in various areas of the house. for some reason i thought cats were born...

i'm out of work and we are waiting for my husband's disability to kick in - that's why waiting on getting the boys fixed. i should be working soon tho (hopefully) we decided to only keep one kitten. the spraying has been going on a while but we didn't realize it b/c of where they are doing it.

one cat - a male (tramp) has started pee-ing everywhere. the worst place is on the stove so if we use our large burner it now has the most awful smell. even after replacing the burner pans. another male, stow, has started doing it - we caught him pee-ing in the bathroom sink in our room last...

our kittens are getting curious and walking around, being all cute and aggrevating the other cats (there are six bonker *aka the old man*, frack, jack, grey *the moma cat* , stow, stinky and tramp. grey is the only female. jack and bonkers are fixed. the other boys are in line for it as soon...

another reason to keep the string away - it can cause bowel problems. my miss kitty had to have a 3k surgery to remove some string she found. i'm very careful to cut strings off anything i see to avoid having to go through that again with any of ours.

there are six 4-week old kittens. i'm also wondering how long she will put up with kitten teeth - she screams everytime she nurses. we've put out extra kitten food but she hasn't shown it to them yet. we had thought about not spaying her yet (we're on a farm and wanted mousers) but after...

Is she living with the kittens and still getting kitten food? Is she still toileting the kittens? yes and yes i've had a cat that had a blockage and the vomit doesn't look the same. we've mixed kitten (dry) food in with her regular food as the vet told us to right before she had her...

we have a post pardum mom and six month old kittens. mom has started throwing up everyday and we can't figure out why?