Kittens typically start to become independent from their mother around 8-12 weeks of age. However, the bond between a kitten and its mother can vary, and some kittens may remember their mother for a longer period of time.
6-8 weeks
The mother is n one of your friends town once i was sleeping at my friends house and i had the kitten and she had the mother.
If the kitten has a mother the mother will help the kitten naturally, if not you might have to take a warm cloth and wipe the kitten's bum. That's how mother cats get them to go, the lick their bums
The mother cat will bite, chew, and eat the sac. If she takes too long, break the sac away from the kitten's face. But otherwise, let her finish doing it. Her licking stimulates the kitten to breathe. IF mother is in distress, grab a rag, hold the kitten inside the rag using both hands and vigorously rub to remove the sac and stimulate the kitten to breathe--then take mom and ALL kittens to the vet.
That is a good question. It may but first you need to remove the other cats scent from the kitten. Give it a short bath in kitten shampoo. After the kitten is dry, rub the kitten against the mama cat without the mama seeing the kitten. Doing this puts mamas scent back on the kitten and will make for a better meeting.
Yes,The kitten needs milk from it's mother in order to have proper nutrition.
If you take the kitten away to early, it will think you are it's mother.
When the mother rejects a kitten is often because there is something wrong with the kitten. It's natures way. However, if you take the kitten to the vet it's very possible you could pull this kitten through whatever is wrong, but you will have to be available often during the day and night to feed the kitten and to be sure it has it's medications.
You can wean at kitten at 8-10 weeks, but you can sell them at 15 weeks.
Mother cats typically do not forget their kittens, as their maternal instincts are strong. They may gradually become less attentive as the kittens grow older and more independent, but the bond between a mother cat and her kittens usually lasts a lifetime.
Of course! It really doesn't take long for the kitten to distinguish its owner from other humans.
You have to take over, feeding them and providing a home if they are homeless. The pleasure you and your family will get from watching them play together will be more than adequate payment for your care and concern.