If the mother cat is lactating or nursing kittens, her mammary area will be swollen and pronounced, and she may have less fur around her nipples. How long after a cats milk comes in will she give birth? Milk will often appear in the mammary glands 24-48 hours before laborRead More →
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The average cost of cat vaccinations are about $20 for a rabies vaccine, $35 for a 3 in 1 vaccine, $34 for the Feline Leukemia Vaccine, and $37 for the PureVax® Rabies according to VippetCare. When does my kitten need shots? When should my kitten have their first injections? TheRead More →
Mild reactions, including a slight fever, lethargy, decreased appetite, and localized swelling at the vaccination site may start within hours after vaccination and usually subside within a few days. Should you feed your pet before the vet? Ask if it’s OK for them to eat before the visit — someRead More →
This may seem like a gruesome topic but in short, the answer is usually no – mother cats (or more correctly queens as they are known), do not eat their kittens. They do, however, commonly eat the placenta of their kittens and this is completely normal behaviour. What does aRead More →
It is a common misconception that kittens can be separated from their mothers as early as 8 weeks old. However, kittens separated at this time are still at risk for developmental, social, and health issues. Instead, kittens should remain with their mothers until they are 12-14 weeks old. Do motherRead More →