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Question about newborn kittens.

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moonshot314 - 03 Apr 2005 20:52 GMT
i have three housecats.  Recently a stray wandered up to my door painfully
thin and so i started feeding her..I couldnt turn her away now shes one of
my own.   Needless to say not long afterward she comes home pregnant.  Now
shes living on my porch with 6 very cute kittens who are now 2 weeks old.
At what point do i need to start feeding the kittens?  Any other
information that i should know about my newborns would be greatly
appreciated.  Thank you
Saul Levy - 03 Apr 2005 23:20 GMT
After about a month or so the kittens will start eating whatever
you're feeding to the momma.  I start seeing kittens after 5 weeks or
so from birth.  By then the kittens can come in by themselves, and
start taking over the house (they have to learn to jump up)!.  If
you're handling them already, they may not be so nervous and will be
into everything much sooner.

Most dry cat food is also for kittens.  They do LOVE Kitten Chow as it
has more fat content than regular dry food (the adults love it too)!

Good luck!

Saul Levy

>i have three housecats.  Recently a stray wandered up to my door painfully
>thin and so i started feeding her..I couldnt turn her away now shes one of
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>information that i should know about my newborns would be greatly
>appreciated.  Thank you

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