Question about where cat has kittens.

Hello,
My cat is due to give birth next weekend - we think, and I was wondering if the conservatory would be too hot for them? It's not terribly hot here in the UK at the moment - around 20 degrees, and our conservatory isn't really in the sun, only late afternoon if/when the sun comes round it gets warm. Do you think this will be ok for them and not too hot? I thought if it is hot I could open the window slightly and also the living room doors leading to it open so it gives it an airing. Was also wondering if blinds and a fan is needed (obviously not blowing directly at them or near them) but further away in a different direction on a low setting just to cool the air down a bit.

I'd be grateful for any advice. Thanks

I'm not really sure what advice to give you. All the pregnant kitties I foster are set up in large dog crates to give birth. It does need to be warm for them, but not too hot. Someone will be along soon to offer more advice.

I've added your kitty to the "Kitten Watch" thread here: http://www.thecatsite.com/forums/sho...122520&page=18

What is her name?

Sounds ok, but is it a high humidity in the conservatory? Are we talking about a place where you have a lot of plants or is it more of a "sun room" for sitting with table, chairs, etc.?

How hot is it in there for YOU to be sitting in it for several hours during the heat of the day?