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Hi,
I'm fostering a mom cat with a litter. The litter was born last Monday so they are now 11 days old. There are four kittens. They are all seemingly healthy and happy but I'm just a little concerned because they are so big. It's probably perfectly okay for them to be big but I wanted to ask some more experienced kitten raisers just to be sure.
When they were born they gained weight a little quicker than other kittens. Yesterday, at ten days, they weighed 9 ounces. The smallest one weighed 8 ounces. According to a chart I have kittens should weigh about 7 ounces at two weeks and 10 ounces at three weeks. These babies are almost 10 ounces at ten days. Is there any harm in kittens growing that fast? Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks
I'm fostering a mom cat with a litter. The litter was born last Monday so they are now 11 days old. There are four kittens. They are all seemingly healthy and happy but I'm just a little concerned because they are so big. It's probably perfectly okay for them to be big but I wanted to ask some more experienced kitten raisers just to be sure.
When they were born they gained weight a little quicker than other kittens. Yesterday, at ten days, they weighed 9 ounces. The smallest one weighed 8 ounces. According to a chart I have kittens should weigh about 7 ounces at two weeks and 10 ounces at three weeks. These babies are almost 10 ounces at ten days. Is there any harm in kittens growing that fast? Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks