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My cat had a litter of 5 and the kittens are about 11 days old. the mother cat keeps trying to move them to diffrent places like 1 in the bedroom 1 in the living room. can you tell me why she does this?
She could be doing this because she doesnt want you to see em and touch them.If you havent done this already put her and the babies in a box that she can get in and out of with a towel half over it for privacy but check everytime you walk by to make sure their all there.
Keep me updated!!
katey
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KateyKatts
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I can answer some question that you would ask your vet. I work at a vets office, I'm a vet tech/vets asst. I can also answer questions about Mainecoons and Russian blues. I know a lot about cats because of the vets. Ask any question you want and I'll be sure to give you a answer My 3 cats: Pookie (russian blue) 12 yrs, Piglet (mainecoon) 2 yrs, Jack (Orange tabby) 8 weeks
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Vets asst
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Vet tech
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