KITTEHS ♥

[Louise]

aww so cute :)

[not_so_insig]

Griddlebone gives good advice and I second not letting her out until she has been neutered. If you're on benefits the cats protection/rspca can help towards the costs and in some cases free (exact costs will vary according to your area and your vets fees).

Please do get her neutered not only will you have no more kittens she will less likely to get some cancers/certain diseases (including cat HIV/leukemia).

[Scumbelina]

My friend's cat had kittens a few years ago (she got the cat from a friend, took her to the vet for spaying & was told she was pregnant!)

But 1 wasn't suckling so she had to put her mouth on the teet (is that the right word?!) & then she suckled :)

[griddlebone]

Yeah one of ours wouldnt start eating kitty food but our cat had no milk left so we had to syringe feed him!

You will have to take the kitties/mum cat to the vets for their shots and to check her over....thats when we booked the spaying and we had to keep her in until then!

Heres the thread with my kitties: http://www.recoveryourlife.com/forum...d.php?t=129210 on page 3 is shows how big they got!They were born on the 4th March so you can work out what they will be like in X days time based on the posting dates.

Awh I miss them being that small!x

[Wonderland.]

Aww they are so adorable liv (: x