She's Bleeding?!

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Hey guys. Update! The kittens are growing up steadily. They're getting stronger by day and eating more.

But like quick question, when does their eyes open? I mean it's only been 8 days but I thought their eyes would have opened in about a week (?)

Everything else is fine. The momma and the last born are healthy. The mom is a bit attached to me though :think: At times she would just suddenly jump on my lap when I was finishing up my assignment.

And sometimes she would snuggle up with me on the couch while I was watching the tv :catrub: I'm like so worried I won't be able to give her up once I found a good foster :(

Anyways! Back to the kittens :geekcat: so like how long does it actually take for them to open their eyes?
 

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10-12 days is varying some up and down. * common
 

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Some kittens' eyes take 14 days to open.

Is mom feeding all her babies now?

Mom sounds like she's bonding with you! :catrub:
 
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Some kittens' eyes take 14 days to open.

Is mom feeding all her babies now?

Mom sounds like she's bonding with you! :catrub:
Mom is not feeding all her babies sadly :( I've been feeding them every 2 - 3 hours now. When I have classes, my neighbour took charge. I've tried my very best to make the mom feed the other kittens but since the 'leg bite' incident, I just seperated them.
 
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Are you also helping the kittens to pee and poop?
Yep. I stimulate their lower regions after feeding. One of them is already able to pee by himself ♡
 

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Oh my! It's a big job for a few weeks, but thank you for hand-rearing them.

Not all cats are good moms, unfortunately. Mom cat can be spayed any time now since she's not feeding the kittens.
 
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