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Re: kittens still nursing at 7 weeks?
its perfectly normal. some kittens just need a little longer with their mum, especaily if they are quite small. also i jus posted in your other forum with your kitten being ill. you really need to let her stay with mum for a litle longer as mums milk will help her and did you ever wonder whether the stuff you were spraying on mum belly might be the problem to your kitens weasing?? maybe its too stong and she is allergic but still best to take to vets asap.
the kittens wont be able to have injection or be nautered etc... until 5 months of age. and if you want to take mum away leave some lactol nursing milk about as its a substitute for mums milk. but to be honest they shoudl be fine by 8 weeks old and aslong as you already have them eating proper food and they are drinking water there should be no probs
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Re: kittens still nursing at 7 weeks?
Kittens will suckle for as long as they are allowed to. I have a ten month old that regularly suckles one of my older girls. As long as you are sure they are eating, it won't be a problem, but I agree that the sick one needs to stay with Mum rather than being subjected to stress before she is well.
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Re: kittens still nursing at 7 weeks?
Hi,
I had to wean my kittens before they would have liked because mum had to be spayed but I think they would have suckled for as long as mum would let them. They were 8 weeks old when she was taken a way and of course I made sure they were eating and drinking water on their own, which they were before taking mum a way. I agree the sickly kitten doesn't need any extra stress, so if possible, would leave them as long as you can and definitely be sure they are eating and drinking before removing mum. Good luck, hope they all cope okay.
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Also they have already had their shots and they're getting fixed in about 2 weeks. It's not my call on when they get their shots because the cat belongs to the shelter, not to me. |
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