Poll: Are you an elevator type of person or a stairs type?
Please check with your vet on thisIt depends on her age, weight, general state of health, as well as her pregnancyGood on you for asking! Best wishes!
As long as her weight is good,then you are feeding her enough.When the kittens are born and she is lactating,she will need a lot more food.You can even give her some kitten formula every day to help her along as she is so youngGoat's milk is good,too,as is cooked chicken,beef,etcThe crate is perfect,she should feel safe in there,just make sure the blanket you use is flat and smooth so the kittens do not get underneath it or catch their nails in itI wouldn't keep the litterbox in the crate,thoughWhen she gives birth,if you are there,make sure to count the placentas.You should also take mom and babies to the vet within 48 hours so the vet can check for any defects and to make sure mom has no retained kittens or placentasI'm glad you will be having all of the cats spayed or neuteredThank you for taking them in.
i use both but depends on time and load i am carryingi live in a house so here there is no stairs as it is ground floor but at workplace i use elevator in the morning because i am always in a hurry in the morning and also because i have lunchbox, water bottle, fruits and books in my bag so i prefer elevator at that time, rest all day long i use stair case.
Please check with your vet on thisIt depends on her age, weight, general state of health, as well as her pregnancyGood on you for asking! Best wishes!
Feed her as much as she wantsShe's eating for as many as 7 kittens.
Feed her as much as she wantsShe's eating for as many as 7 kittens.
As long as her weight is good,then you are feeding her enough.When the kittens are born and she is lactating,she will need a lot more food.You can even give her some kitten formula every day to help her along as she is so youngGoat's milk is good,too,as is cooked chicken,beef,etcThe crate is perfect,she should feel safe in there,just make sure the blanket you use is flat and smooth so the kittens do not get underneath it or catch their nails in itI wouldn't keep the litterbox in the crate,thoughWhen she gives birth,if you are there,make sure to count the placentas.You should also take mom and babies to the vet within 48 hours so the vet can check for any defects and to make sure mom has no retained kittens or placentasI'm glad you will be having all of the cats spayed or neuteredThank you for taking them in.
i use both but depends on time and load i am carryingi live in a house so here there is no stairs as it is ground floor but at workplace i use elevator in the morning because i am always in a hurry in the morning and also because i have lunchbox, water bottle, fruits and books in my bag so i prefer elevator at that time, rest all day long i use stair case.
