Why would my cat lose the kittens he gave birth to

It is estimated that it is not lost, but it is a nest shift. . . But after moving, I don't remember that I ever moved the nest... So the kitten that was moved to the nest was forgotten by the mother, and many cats are like this...

I don't remember removing the kitten... It's not that it's lost, it's not remembered... My family is like this, so every time we have to find the kitten and put it back in the nest, otherwise the mother cat will not remember that there is such a thing...

You don't give the mother cat a chance to sneak out of the house, you have to close the doors and windows, otherwise the mother cat will move the kittens outside, who can you blame...

Have you touched them, you can't touch the kitten for three days, and if you do, the big cat won't think it's her child. There is also a possibility that if the mother thinks that the kitten is too weak (not in good health) to survive, she will eat it or ignore it.

Is it the first time your cat has given birth? This may happen to cats that are born for the first time, and there is a human smell on the kitten, and the mother cat will not recognize the kitten.

It's true! Has the landlord ever touched the kitten that he lost or that he didn't care about? Alert cats will throw away kittens with other people's scents or eat them!

All I know is that not all female cats take their kittens out and throw them away.

Ask someone else. It may be that you don't want to have your own kind to live with it.

The female cat does this, and it is possible that she is trying to teach her kitten to walk ......It is also possible that the kitten will not survive and will not want it.

Or it was tied up by someone's house, and when the child was young, even if the female cat went out hunting, it generally wouldn't go too long.

There is also the possibility that the female cat will disappear for a short period of time to develop the kitten's independent spirit, which will only happen after the kitten is able to eat food on its own.

Excuse me, did the female cat originally belong to your family? It turned out that we also had a female cat who was tethered to someone else, and left a month after giving birth to three babies.

The reasons why the big cat hides the kitten are shown below:

1. After giving birth to kittens, female cats like to move their kittens to places they feel safe for safety, and these places are usually very private and not easy for people to find;

2. The female cat will give birth to the kitten, and keep changing the kitten, the kitten often stays in one place for a short time, and the whereabouts of the kitten make the cat owner unpredictable;

3. After the female cat gives birth to the kitten, the body functions have not yet recovered, and she is unable to protect the kitten, so she will hide the kitten to protect the cat to the greatest extent.

Summary. Hello, this is a cat born prematurely. The gestation period of cats is about 65 days, if you know the time when the female cat is conceived, you can calculate it.

Premature birth is generally caused by the female cat's poor health or premature pregnancy, and I don't know if your cat is one year old. If only one is born, it is very likely that the female cat still has cubs in the abdomen, if the cat cubs born are not full-term, and there are already useless fetuses, it is estimated that this litter of kittens will not survive, the female cat may continue to give birth to useless fetuses in these days, and if you have the conditions to take it to the pet hospital, the doctor will give it an induced labor and let it give birth to a useless fetus. Feed it a little more nutritious stuff these days, and give it a nest in a darker place so that it doesn't frighten.

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My cat gave birth to a kitten that didn't take shape.

What's going on.

Hello, this is a cat born prematurely. The gestation period of cats is about 65 days, if you know the time when the female cat is conceived, you can calculate it. Premature birth is generally caused by the female cat's poor health or premature pregnancy, I don't know if your cat is one year old.

If only one is born, it is very likely that the female cat still has cubs in the womb, if the cat cubs born are not full-term, and there are already useless fetuses, it is estimated that this litter of kittens will not survive, the female cat may continue to give birth to useless fetuses in these days, there is a wheel cavity to take it to the pet hospital, the doctor will give it to induce labor, let it give birth to a useless fetus. Feed it a little more nutritious stuff these days, and give it a nest in a darker place, so as not to let it be frightened.

It's that at the beginning there are very regular contractions, and then after a while, there is a baby that has taken shape, and after a few minutes, there is a baby that has not been formed.

Hello, it's a kitten that is not fully developed.

The cat gave birth to the baby outside, how to get it back?

It will definitely come back, it will go home to eat, when it comes back, you have to give it more food and water, and it should be noted that it will quickly search the pants ruler after eating, and go back to the place where it milks the kitten, at this time you try to follow it, see if it gives birth to the cat to **, try to find it back, because once a stranger feeds you this female cat, it will not go back to your house little by little, it will recognize this strange world master as the owner.

The kitten that was born must be taken away immediately when it dies

Mainly because if the kitten dies and stays with the mother Qi Ji and the cat all the time, it is easy to cause the mother cat to be depressed. Secondly, if it is summer, it is easy for the corpse to stare at rotting and stinky to breed bacteria. In order to avoid the accidental death of kittens born to cats, we should take the cat to the pet hospital regularly for relevant examinations after 40 days of pregnancy.

Yes, after giving birth, the female cat basically does not run away from home with the kitten on her own, and the female cat at this stage is very stable and will always nurse the kitten in a place where she feels comfortable and safe. If there are people in the house, and the mother cat and kitten are missing, it is only possible that someone has removed it. So you have to ask your dad why.

Your mother cat and kitten are gone, you can ask your dad if they were thrown away? If not, it is the big cat that takes all the kittens away, because there is a tiger, and when he sees the kittens, the old cat will take the kittens away and catch them in a more hidden place for him

This is not necessarily, you can just ask your dad. During this period, the female cat has a strong desire to protect, it is afraid that someone will harm its babies, it will hide the babies, but the female cat should come back to eat, you pay attention to it, maybe you will find traces of cats.

Come back and find that the kitten and the female cat are gone, is it the father who threw it, maybe the female cat encountered something to transfer the kitten away, you can ask your parents, see what the situation, the general cat is used to living in a place will not go, that is, you don't want it, throw it away unless it is far away, if it is close it will be found.

It's possible because you're not there, and your dad may be impatient to take care of the kitten family; But it is also possible that the female cat is not willing to be taken care of by your father, so she runs away with the kitten in her mouth.

It is also possible that the cat ran away on its own, the cat is wild, and it is still alive and well away from humans.

I was working out of town and came back a week to find my home. The female cat who gave birth to the kitten is also gone, and the kitten is also gone, was it thrown away by the father? I think you can ask your dad directly if he threw the cat away.

Or ask him? I'm better.

This can't be determined, the female cat herself will also transfer the kitten, you have to judge according to the situation, if the female cat is transferred, it should not be too far away.

It's very likely. You've only been working outside for a week, so the hat won't go missing for no reason.

I think the question is very simple, you can ask your dad. Suitable for putting kittens and grandma. It's impossible to give it to someone else and throw it away, but I think it's possible to give it away.

When you come back from a week of work in the field, you find that the hair of the kitten is gone, and the kitten is gone, you ask your father if he has thrown some away, maybe he has given it away.

See if there are any traces of recent feeding, and you can ask your dad how he fed, maybe the cat moved in the corner, or maybe it was really thrown away.

In this case, you can directly ask your father if he threw it away or not, and no one will know the answer if he asks here.

Either your dad threw it away, or the cat took the kitten elsewhere.

After you work in the field for a week, you find that the female cat who gave birth to the kitten at home is gone, and the kitten is also gone, whether the father threw it away, not necessarily, don't guess, ask the family.

It may be that the mother cat took the kitten to find her father.

If you really can't figure it out, ask your dad if it's him? Lost it.

May I ask your dad!!

Possibly. Just ask. It's nothing. Ask clearly. Just get it.