Momma Kitty's instincts have been very strong from the getgo.
From picking the safest litter site to making sure all food is properly buried, and moving the litter site every two weeks to hide the scent from predaters. It's been really fun to watch her work.
Lately the, (time for you three young males to move out and find your own territory), instinct is coming into play. And moms not messing around with these boys. Its a tough situation because the boys have got these two big animals that keep giving them really good food, groom them everyday, and play fun games. Mom get the same lifestyle but now has to share her big animal friends. I call the them rich kids cause my wife does so much for them.
We now have seperate play and feedings but when paths cross, and they often do, mom does her job.
Anyone have experience with how long this will last and or any tricks to ease the situation?
From picking the safest litter site to making sure all food is properly buried, and moving the litter site every two weeks to hide the scent from predaters. It's been really fun to watch her work.
Lately the, (time for you three young males to move out and find your own territory), instinct is coming into play. And moms not messing around with these boys. Its a tough situation because the boys have got these two big animals that keep giving them really good food, groom them everyday, and play fun games. Mom get the same lifestyle but now has to share her big animal friends. I call the them rich kids cause my wife does so much for them.
We now have seperate play and feedings but when paths cross, and they often do, mom does her job.
Anyone have experience with how long this will last and or any tricks to ease the situation?
