Are there cats in traditional toys?

In fact, as long as the mother cat is willing to breastfeed, the baby can give it to her. If you really never want to feed, you need artificial feeding. If she refuses to breastfeed, it may be that she spent too little time with her mother when she was a child. Mother cat will teach her daughter how to take care of her children.

If the mother cat doesn't kill the kitten and bites hard, there should be no problem, because if the cat really wants to kill its prey, it will bite its neck directly. The bite force of the cat is amazing and it can't stop at all.

You put the kitten back in the nest and observe it again. Wipe the smell of the kitten with a cloth soaked in water and then squeeze it dry. It's really no good.

If, as I said above, the mother cat is still willing to breastfeed, then give it all to the mother cat and leave him alone. They'd better stay out of it.

Artificial feeding is very dangerous. Don't always go to see the kitten after making sure that the mother cat is willing to take the kitten. Female cats feel insecure and don't like their babies being touched.

I have a pregnant stray cat at home. We gave her food and she stayed. Then she gave birth to a litter of kittens. At first she didn't breastfeed, and we didn't know where to play. We were in a hurry, too, but there was no bottle for cats and no milk powder for pets at home, so we didn't feed them first. I went to the pet hospital and asked the doctor the next day. The doctor said it's best to have a mother cat. Leave it all to mother cat, regardless of him. Then I left him alone. Look at that cat, mother. She is very young and may be the first child. At ordinary times, she is also quite playful, and there have been kittens who told her not to breastfeed, but all kittens grew up healthily. And taught the kitten a lot of skills.