How to prepare for the kittens birth?
From the time of breeding, many cats show behavioral changes. Most develop an unusually sweet and loving disposition and demand more affection and attention. However, some may become uncharacteristically irritable. Some experience a few days of vomiting (“morning sickness”) followed by the development of a ravenous appetite, which persists throughout the pregnancy. During the latter stages of pregnancy, the expectant mother begins to look for a secure secluded place for delivery. Many become uncomfortable being alone and will cling closely to their owner. At the onset of labor, many nervously seek a place to make the “nest” or birthing place. If the cat is attached to her owner, she will not want to be left alone at the time of delivery. If left alone, she may delay delivery until the owner returns. Prior to the time of delivery, a queening or birthing box should be selected and placed in a secluded place, such as a closet or a dark corner. The box should be large enough for the cat to
