why does my cat keep fighting with my pregnant cat ? - Page 2

x-Cinderella-x · #11 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 11:02 AM

well i didnt think of this but i have an old travel cot i might try and her in that.... that might be a good idea...
but saying that.. is she okay jumping in and out of it when heavierly pregnant ?
my other cat had her kitten on the stairs lol and she left him there i couldnt believe in the end i moved him into a corner at the top of the stairs which was okay xxx

x-Cinderella-x · #12 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 11:04 AM

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Originally Posted by clare7577

if she feels threatened by the other cat.And with young kids and other cats around and a clueless owner i doubt they will survive!

wow clare thats soo rude!

well just so u know my other cat and kitten survive fine!

Emstarz · #13 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Siamese Kelly

Scarlett-ya pregnant gal needs to be seperate from other animals-the stress could make her reabsorb babies-even at this late stage and it doesn't bold well that she's already been under so much stress,know you didn't choose this situation but their must be a way around it,it could very well sort itself out but i doubt it and what will happen when kitts arrive?Maybe think about asking rspca or catprotection to take her in due to your current situation,not to be horrible but this gal and her unborns need to be a priority right now and unless you can do this for her practically and literally(know your heart is there)then you need to think hard about whats best for her and your other animals

Clare-can't believe this but on this occasion i am sadly in agreement you!

Don't get me wrong I am actually in agreement with the both of you you will see that on some of my other posts - I also think that the current cat who I think has a 5wk old kitten should be a priority too - as the pregnant cat came in as a stray and may well be too much to take on at the moment.
I just wanted to point out though that cats and young children can mix as long as they are dealt with carefully. I also think that calling someone clueless was an unnecessary attack on someone who is asking for help and advice

#14 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 12:50 PM

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Originally Posted by x-Cinderella-x

well i didnt think of this but i have an old travel cot i might try and her in that.... that might be a good idea...
but saying that.. is she okay jumping in and out of it when heavierly pregnant ?
my other cat had her kitten on the stairs lol and she left him there i couldnt believe in the end i moved him into a corner at the top of the stairs which was okay xxx

Its actually not ok for them to be at the top of the stairs! tiny babies can and will move about and a tumble down the stairs will result in death!

x-Cinderella-x · #15 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 12:51 PM

well babies are fine and well.. plus there was baby gates at the top im not stupid x

#16 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 12:52 PM

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Originally Posted by x-Cinderella-x

well babies are fine and well.. plus there was baby gates at the top im not stupid x

baby gates with bars or mesh??if they have bars my adults get get through them!

x-Cinderella-x · #17 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 12:54 PM

nah one mesh at top of stairs x i got a barred on down stairs and both my cats walk through em lol

Emstarz · #18 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by clare7577

Its actually not ok for them to be at the top of the stairs! tiny babies can and will move about and a tumble down the stairs will result in death!

Although I wouldn't keep my fur babies like this - many kittens on the farms here are born up at the top of barns and I was surprised that they don't just topple off - usually around 5/6wks they are either able to climb down or Mum carries them down - not what I'd like for my cats/kittens - but kittens being up high does not mean they are certain to fall to their death.

#19 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Emstarz

Although I wouldn't keep my fur babies like this - many kittens on the farms here are born up at the top of barns and I was surprised that they don't just topple off - usually around 5/6wks they are either able to climb down or Mum carries them down - not what I'd like for my cats/kittens - but kittens being up high does not mean they are certain to fall to their death.

Maybe, but just seemed like a unnessasary risk to me.But each to their own,everybody does things differently i suppose doesnt nessasarily make them right or wrong

x-Cinderella-x · #20 (**permalink**) 05-06-2008, 01:17 PM

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Originally Posted by clare7577

Maybe, but just seemed like a unnessasary risk to me.But each to their own,everybody does things differently i suppose doesnt nessasarily make them right or wrong

Everybody does things differently - exactly.. x

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