Originally Posted by Desertstorm

I know just how you feel! I have a queen with 3 "one week" old kittens that is moving them from trunk to trunk....and both trunks 2 1/2 to 3 feet off the floor! I even put the kitten box on one trunk, and snuggled everyone in went upstairs later to find that didn't suit and they were on another trunk across the room! I can't move the trunks to another area until my son moves out...not going to happen in the near future. I have a playpen and I am sorely tempted to put all in it and put a piece of plywood on top. But she might panic if I did that, so I rolled up the edge of the blanket under them, put a sheet under it to make a rim and placed thick blankets on the floor in case one takes a nose dive. Crazy cat! At lease she isn't biting them like one of my queen did last year....first litter, 7 kittens, two had actual bleeding bite marks, (one didn't make it from the biting as did two of the tinier ones, who died of just being too small) Luckily I had another queen with young kittens (her mom) that took over and both litters were raised together. What doe one do in a situation like this when mom is biting and lugging kittens constantly I plan on breeding the biting queen again....she turned out to be an awsome mom. Is she likely to do the biting, lugging thing again?