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    Mother cat doesn't want to leave her kittens to eat, drink, or use litter box

    Thank you! I just checked on them again and they all decided to move away from the part of the blanket where the heating pad is and are now sleeping together. They're not panting anymore. Scared me for a second, but thanks again.
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    Mother cat doesn't want to leave her kittens to eat, drink, or use litter box

    Update - It's been a week since they were born and they've seemed to be doing good. three of them have their eyes open with the exception of the fourth one. Here's something I haven't experienced with them yet - I checked on them about an hour ago and they were just fine and now when I check on...
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    Mother cat doesn't want to leave her kittens to eat, drink, or use litter box

    Yes, they seem to be nursing and sleeping just fine. She still hasn't used the litter box, other then urinating, still no bowel movement, which worries me, because now she's eating like a horse. I'm also worried if the kittens are going to the bathroom. When I went to go clean up yesterday, you...
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    Mother cat doesn't want to leave her kittens to eat, drink, or use litter box

    She is starting to eat more today, but still has not used the litter box. Any time she sees me, she gets up and starts brushing up against me, more like she wants me there. I feel bad because she's a big baby and very social, but I have to keep her locked in the spare room away from the other...
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    Mother cat doesn't want to leave her kittens to eat, drink, or use litter box

    Background story before we get to the issue - I found mama outside of my work about a month ago. As I have taken in two strays before, I didn't mind caring for a third. She didn't seem like she was outside long, maybe a few days, before I took her in. That's when I noticed it, she was pregnant...
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