Don't do anything. She knows where they are now, and when the time comes, she will pick one.
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im just worried she will have them somewhere i dont know and something will happen. i often find her trying to get under the couch . if she has her babies there something could happen. im just worried....
Somewhere out of the way no drafts where no other pets will go away from
human traffic. I placed a stack of doggie pee pee pads on top of her bedding so during delivery I just took one away after every birth...easy clean. Inexpensive at dollar store. Most cats will try for the under the bed but it's hard for you to access monitor hands on. Chopping down a box adding bedding placing in different spots helping her find the right 'spot' helps.
beside the bed with blanket draped over a little as curtain usually works after birth. Lots of info on the links mentioned 
human traffic. I placed a stack of doggie pee pee pads on top of her bedding so during delivery I just took one away after every birth...easy clean. Inexpensive at dollar store. Most cats will try for the under the bed but it's hard for you to access monitor hands on. Chopping down a box adding bedding placing in different spots helping her find the right 'spot' helps.
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i really appreciate it. This helps .. im so excited for kittens just worried things will go wrong. thanks anyway!
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her stomach looks small but she seems like she is in prelabor
Gorgeous Calico Don't be nervous or panic when it's time, stay calm just come back here to type you're in good hands lots of kitty midwives will guide you through it
They're a Very Brave Group! Good with handling first time mommy cat Births
Congrats!
*agree she does look small...
*agree she does look small...
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Thankyou so much .
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whats the best food to feed the queen during pregnancy for her and the babies?
Kitten food, wet and dry. it has more nutrients and fat than adult food and she will pass it on to the kittens growing in her womb.
Don't change her food all at once she will get diarrhea. For the dry mix a little of the new food in with the old, gradually increasing the amount of the new food. With the wet I've heard it isn't a big deal switching but I have also heard that should be done gradually as well.
Don't change her food all at once she will get diarrhea. For the dry mix a little of the new food in with the old, gradually increasing the amount of the new food. With the wet I've heard it isn't a big deal switching but I have also heard that should be done gradually as well.
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Thankyou verrry much
