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Hello! I recently spayed all four of my rescue cats. I spayed the first two on last Friday and the other two on last Tuesday. Three of them are healing perfectly but I'm worried about the other one, Qaseh. As this is my first time caring for spayed cats, I find her incision to be a little open...

I bought kitten milk for her and mixed it in with some wet food. She still refuses to eat.. I'm just worried if she might be hungry. Momma cat is still feeding them though.

Hello. My three kittens are 5 weeks, 6 weeks this sunday. Two of them have already starrted eating wet food. But one kitten doesn't even want to eat a little. I'm worried about her because mommy cat don't nurse them that often anymore. How do I get her to eat? Is this normal for a kitten? Please...

Hello. My cat just became a mommy since the 3rd of January. When we took her in, she was already pregnant and I've read somewhere on the internet that I shouldn't deworm or get her vaccinated when she's pregnant. So now that she has given birth, when can I take her to the vet to do a health...

I understand that now. She wants to be in the room with her babies. So I let her be. Also, I placed her cat bed in the box and she's getting used to it. I'm thinking of letting it be that way for a few more days to let her get accustomed to it and slowly try to move the bed out of the box later...

She was already pregnant when we took her in. Thank you for the suggestion! I'll be sure find a new box and layer it with soft cloth.

She is nine months old. Boxes can be very uncomfortable for her kittens because they prefer somewhere cushioned. Is there any way to get her to get accustomed to her new bed? I never let her outside, so she's safe from any male cats :)

Hello! I have a problem. My young cat just gave birth to three beautiful furbabies on the 3rd January. Mommy cat and babies are fine. But today, I tried moving them to a new bed that I just bought, something more spacious and comfortable than the hard cardboard box. Little kittens are settling...