Blood Type Incompatibility In Cats
If you breed a blood type B queen to a blood type A stud, you risk losing the entire litter shortly after birth. Learn why this happens and what you can do to avoid the problem.
If you breed a blood type B queen to a blood type A stud, you risk losing the entire litter shortly after birth. Learn why this happens and what you can do to avoid the problem.
Should you let two mothers share their kittens between them? Should you give a kitten from a large litter to a mother with a smaller litter to care for? Learn the pros and cons of dual mothering.
If a mother cat has insufficient milk for her newborns, or if she rejects her babies, it falls upon the cat breeder to hand feed or supplement the kittens. You will need a good milk replacement to feed the kittens.
Occasionally two mother cats decide to share their kittens. Or perhaps one female tries to steal another's kittens. Learn what you should do if this happens.