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Old 27-05-2011, 09:57 PM
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Re: Advice On Orphaned Litter Please?

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Just use a dampened ( warm! ) flannel for the washing! Are they all feeding fairly well? BTW - Keep the kitten well away from your other cat. Entire toms can actually kill small kittens. Don't wish to alarm you but just to alert you this! In fact it would be an ideal time to have him neutered just to be on the safe side! I'd speak to the vets about this if I were you!
Hi, thanks for the reply, and yes, I am aware of the threat from daddy, but I am letting him around them when I am there, and seperating them when Im not... he has actually cleaned and toileted them a couple of times, but not many. The male will usually kill them either to make the female come back into season (not an issue ), or because they aren't his, which 3 defo are, and two still may be.

They are feeding REALLY well now, even to the point one of them tries to grab the bottle with his/her paws!

Over the last day, the kitties have gone from staying in their bed sleeping to running round the living room... its like mummy not being there has made them go into fast forward developmentally!?
Is this normal??
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Old 27-05-2011, 10:01 PM
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I am so very sorry about the loss of your cat, it must be devastating. I hope the kittens will grow and thrive, and am sure that you will now have a very special strong bond with them after truly being their 'mum'.
Thanks, I am just focusing on getting these little kitties sorted right now... it would be doing tiddles an injustice not to follow through on the good work she has done!
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Re: Advice On Orphaned Litter Please?

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Hi, thanks for the reply, and yes, I am aware of the threat from daddy, but I am letting him around them when I am there, and seperating them when Im not... he has actually cleaned and toileted them a couple of times, but not many. The male will usually kill them either to make the female come back into season (not an issue ), or because they aren't his, which 3 defo are, and two still may be.

They are feeding REALLY well now, even to the point one of them tries to grab the bottle with his/her paws!

Over the last day, the kitties have gone from staying in their bed sleeping to running round the living room... its like mummy not being there has made them go into fast forward developmentally!?
Is this normal??
Is he neutered? An unneutered tom should not be around. I also doubt he recognises any of them as 'his' :S Even neutered toms can be a risk.

If he isnt neutered, then he needs to be asap or he will be impregnating other cats and still being a threat to the kittens
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Re: Advice On Orphaned Litter Please?

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Is he neutered? An unneutered tom should not be around. I also doubt he recognises any of them as 'his' :S Even neutered toms can be a risk.

If he isnt neutered, then he needs to be asap or he will be impregnating other cats and still being a threat to the kittens
No he isn't yet, but I am on it!
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