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I own 6 cats, I'm essentially a crazy cat lady at this point. Only one of them cares for the outside, the rest are indoor cats. Living in the northeast, and it being the middle of December, its getting very cold outside! Due to the weather we've decided to keep the outdoor cat, Cowie, inside...

She isn't pregnant, both of our males are fixed, which is why we decided to not get her fixed quite yet (we will when we can afford to, as of now its not at the top of the priority list). It does seem like nesting behavior, she always brings her finds to me and leave them on my bed.

For the past week or so, my female (not fixed) cat has been collecting and bringing me everything fluffy and soft she can find. Things like socks, cat toys, stuffed animals, and even a Christmas stocking. She tends to do this late at night when I am trying to sleep, and she makes quite the...

So we're having so more minor issues (momma is very stubborn...) with the kittens again. They are 4 or 5 weeks old now, and mom is trying to move them again. The nest is very big and open, so the kittens have plenty of room for walking and playing, but mom still doesn't seem satisfied. She keeps...

Yes, this one is very healthy and has grown the most. No infections and has had no problems since birth.

My cats litter is a little over two weeks old now, and growing rapidly. I was woke up this morning (like, 2 am) by one of the kittens squealing. When I checked their nesting area I noticed one was missing. Naturall, I panicked a bit. After searching around I noticed the kitten was with its...

What a silly kitty

All kittens are good, eating and going to the bathroom very well

After rubbing its back and sides by its chest, the panting stopped

Today, I noticed one of the kittens opening their mouth and panting. It's not from heat, could it be because it might still have liquid in it?

There's only been one litter in the past, which is where my male cats came from. Low cost clinics are decently far away, but still in range.

I woke up this morning to see the runt eating by himself, he even fights the other kittens for nipples now!

Here's the runt eating! (:

So far, from what I've observed, the runt will eat but needs help being guided to a good nipple. As long as no other kitten tries to push him away, he will eat decently well

I can't afford kitten food, I'm deep in debt and dont know when I'll get my check. I'm scared for the little guy and can't help.

The runt just stopped eating. I'm now getting concerned as he's not nursing anymore, even if I give him a good nipple..

There are five kittens, and I check up as much as I can. The runt has been eating pretty much all morning, which is very pleasing. My cat had problems with the past runt, so I was worried for this one. But luckily the little one is doing very well (: