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Still very young then, is this her first litter, and how many does she have? The main thing is not to touch the kittens as it will confuse them and your queen try to comfort her without physicaly moving any of them, they should be able to find the teet themselves and she might start relaying on you to do the work. Peace and quite are far more likly to help than intervention. |
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Thanks for your posts, I've adjusted the position of the box (I had several boxes in different positions, so had a choice), previously she had to jump in to see kitts, now she's laying on the end of my bed where she can see everything and at every move the kitts make she's ready to go to them! They've been asleep for a couple of hours now, so all huddled together and looking very cute! She is very chilled out now, hopefully at next feeding time she'll settle ok. Debbie x |
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