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Pregnant girls
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Yes, that's normal. They should have as much dry and wet kitten food as they'd like! They'll continue eating a ton all through nursing!
I would advise that you separate them when they give birth. They may not deliver at the same time, and it's important that the kittens get colostrum from their moms, and the moms can also get overwhelmed by too many kittens.
I would advise that you separate them when they give birth. They may not deliver at the same time, and it's important that the kittens get colostrum from their moms, and the moms can also get overwhelmed by too many kittens.
Pregnant cats eat and sleep quite a bit. It's normal.
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thank you they've I have them on kitten chow special care and friskys 9live special care wet food and they've each had a tonnn of dry food today and 2 cans of the wet and I'm gonna start separating them now
They do not have to be separated until one of them gives birth.
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Agreed. Once they've delivered they'll need their own space for the first few weeks.
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They are both acting aggressive toward my dog if she even just walks past then they start chasing her hissing and scratching her to where I have to keep them separated and suggestion on why there doing this? They never use to
They're getting protective over their kittens, dog should be kept away. They obviously don't want to be near the dog.
If she's restless it's because she's uncomfortable. They become affectionate to their humans late in pregnacy.
If she's restless it's because she's uncomfortable. They become affectionate to their humans late in pregnacy.
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I have seperated the dog from them tabby has became very affectionate toward me but kitty has her moments where she keeps to her self and doesn't want bothered than wants to be all over you but they are very affeconate toward each other lately
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I can't remember, how far along are they?
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I'm not exactly sure how far along they were sneaking out a lot which was me not being the best owner watching them like I should've but I've felt kitties move a little over a week ago than felt tabbies move the next morning so from what I'm reading they may have a week-2 weeks left
Ah, okay. I was just curious. My girl got unusually vocal days before she delivered.
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That is highly unusual to have a cat drink that much water in such a short period of time. You may want to consult your vet.
