just weighed missys kittens they are all under 80g BUT all feeding so should i worry or just keep a close eye on them missy is a small cat herself and she had 4 kittens

when they were born i thought they were tiney but then i thought its because im used to holding and seeing the 3 week old ones

they heavyest is 80g then smallest is about 65g i dont have digital scales just the old fashioned kitchen ones with like the clock face

I have had them that small and survived - keep an eye and keep weighing in case you need to top up


I'm sure others will also advise

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shes got loads of milk shes been leaking milk for a week b4 haveing them and shes full her teats seem realy full if that makes sence and they are defo warm as shes decided to make one of them wiker cat baskets carryer things her nest so its all inclosed we only got the thing last night talk about timeing she didnt like her box

I had a very tiny boy in my last litter, I thought he was under 60g and half the size of his 100g sister. By 5 weeks he was huge and could hardly waddle for his belly. It is a worry, but he was fine, do keep checking for weight gain in all of them daily though. He's fit and well and a normal size cat now, but he didn't have a name for ages as I thought that we'd lose him.

Good luck with them all.

I wouldn't worry but I breed Devon Rex and it's not unusal with birth weights under 80 grams.

Just keep an eye on how they feed, invest in a set of digital scales, they only cost about a tenner, and weigh them every 12 hours, post details of the weights and advice will follow, buy some royal canin (the pack that comes with the teats and bottle) as backup is the only advice i can give if you are concerned .. hoping kitties are ok

If you have a Morrisons near you they do Digital Scales for £10.

i havent mum is feeding pritty well she just needs to relax a little shes very jumpy and still wants us very close every time i move leave the room she follows so mum and kittens are comeing into the bedroom with us tonight away from other cat and kittens and just us in the room even tho the other cat hasnt realy bothered her and kittens are in their own den ( not that they will stay long they have learnt to climb lol )kittens are very lively moveing loads crying whenever mum leave them so she runs right back i also want them close tonight as mum has a habbit of laying on them its all new its her first ( and only ) litter

Just try and find somewhere tomorrow wirh digital scales, and start keeping a check on them, get some royal canin and be prepared, both of these can be bought online and cost about a tenner each, if you do this now online if you can't buy them locally then at least you are prepared and acting responsibly, this is your second litter and these things are really important for the reasons you are now are asking advice on...

Just curious, are you selling all the kittens??