This happened when my cat had kittens too. I just didn't let her out. Eventually, after a week or two I did let her out and she came back pretty quickly but it's not worth the risk of the kittens not being able to eat.
2007-03-28 08:59:15
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answered by Anonymous
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Don't worry, she will definitely come back. When a cat has kittens the first thing the mother does is try to find a safe place to take them, where no one can find them, even you buddy. I have had plenty of cats who have had kittens and I know what I'm talking about. The mother won't leave she's just want to find a safe haven for her babies, if you want to help, this is what you should. Leave your house for about an hour or so with all the doors opened, closets and everything and your cat and her kittens out in the open. When you come back you will more than likely find that the mommy kitten has hidden her kittens in a closet or something. Don't move them, because then she will won't to find a different spot, probably somewhere outside. After she has found a safe place for the kittens you can let her out with absolutely no worries. She will come back!
2007-03-28 09:09:20
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answered by Crystaline 2
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If your cat is normally an outdoors cat or half and half, it's fine to let them out. Here in our house, we have 18 kittens all about a week or less old. Since all the mothers were half outdoor/half indoor, they always come back. Mom cats want to be with their kittens, but just like any other mom, they need some time away.
2007-03-28 09:06:52
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answered by Sami 1
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Mommy cats frequently circulate their kittens from the area they gave beginning, relatively in the event that they are no longer being left on my own. (Too many lookers and touchers?) additionally the smell of beginning draws predators and it particularly is her organic instinct to guard her babies if she thinks it nonetheless smells too beginning-ee. She's great. She nonetheless has a existence and her previous parent lower back. provide her lots of water and nutrition and puppy her while she's removed from them and tell her how proud you're of her. She'll circulate lower back to have a tendency to them while she knows the time is acceptable. provide her some area and save the hordes removed from the babies for a at the same time as. do no longer %. them up relatively for a at the same time as. She needs to experience constructive. Cats can not count quantity and he or she would not be attentive to in case you're taking them so she'll cover them better to ward off the prospect. wish this facilitates
2016-10-20 03:31:23
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answered by ? 4
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She will come back. It is natural for cats to leave their kittens for a little while at a time. They need a break like we do sometimes.
2007-03-28 09:00:21
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answered by I know, I know!!!! 6
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No..do not let her out again. She can get pregnant again even while nursing. Those kittens need to eat often and if she got killed or seriously hurt, then what?
2007-03-29 01:30:46
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answered by KathyS 7
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She'll come back but if you can restrict her from wandering, it'd be best, so nothing will happen to her. She's a mom now & she'll be back in to care for her litter.
2007-03-28 09:00:09
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answered by Shortstuff13 7
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let her out- if you had 6 kids wouldn't you want to get away for an hour or 2? she'll come back, she has to feed them or she'll be sore. it's mother nature's way of making sure she takes care of them.
2007-03-28 09:01:32
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answered by missi 3
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cats sometimes abandon their kittens...and there isnt nothing you can do....if youkeep her in the house then she may avoid them and if you let her out she may become pg again.....i would keep her in to be safe and if she igonres her babies then bottle feed them yourself....ive done that many times
2007-03-28 09:00:08
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answered by Lisa 5
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The kittens are too small yet don't let her out. If you let her out supervise her.
2007-03-28 08:59:41
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answered by stacy g 4
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