Yes it is possible you should take them to the vet if it seems like it is happening.
they can smell you on the kittens
Kittens may per while in the mother's womb, during the late stages of gestation. In most cases, kittens do not make any noises in the mothers womb.
I would say yes, unless it appears she is injured or not interested at all in feed the kittens...
It is generally safe to move kittens after birth, but it is best to wait until they are at least a few days old to minimize stress on the mother and kittens. Make sure to handle them gently and keep them warm during the move.
Yes, and this can help to socialize them to the smell and touch of humans. However, you should be very careful - the mother cat may not like you touching her kittens, and the kittens will be very fragile so you have to be very gentle. You should also limit your time touching the kittens to when the mother is nursing them so you don't interrupt their sleep - newborn kittens sleep the vast majority of the day.
Newborn kittens generally open their eyes in 10 to 14 days. As far as raising new born kittens the mother generally does all the work. They are very particular about caring for their babies and you shouldn't touch them really at all for about five days at least. This may sound strange but the mother cats take care of their kittens on their own and need little help from humans. They could possibly choose not to care for the kittens if they are bothered to much. Kittens are very delicate and the germs from human hands could cause their eyes to mat up and not ever open. As I said before they are delicate and for the most part your mother cat will know what to do and your kittens should be just fine. Hope this helps.
Kittens can start purring as early as a few days old. Purring is a sign of contentment and can also serve to communicate with their mother and littermates. It is a soothing behavior that helps kittens bond with their family.
Newborn rabbit kittens are naked, blind, and helpless. After a 7 days, they will start to grow their fur. At 10 days, their eyes open, and their ears at 12 days. After 18 days, the kittens leave the nest and start to eat solid food but will suckle from their mother until 6-8 weeks old.
Kittens are between 7-10 days and puppies 9-11 days
Newborn kittens generally open their eyes in 10 to 14 days. As far as raising new born kittens the mother generally does all the work. They are very particular about caring for their babies and you shouldn't touch them really at all for about five days at least. This may sound strange but the mother cats take care of their kittens on their own and need little help from humans. They could possibly choose not to care for the kittens if they are bothered to much. Kittens are very delicate and the germs from human hands could cause their eyes to mat up and not ever open. As I said before they are delicate and for the most part your mother cat will know what to do and your kittens should be just fine. Hope this helps.
A kitten is usually weaned around 5 to 8 weeks but it has been known that they will nurse for 6 months or longer, although this depends on the momma cat. Sometimes if there is only one kitten the mother may not cut the kittens off at all you may have to separate them so that the momma cat will dry up.
Let the mother cat look after the kittens for a few days. Just keep an eye on them and make sure she's feeding them, grooming them and caring for them. After a few days, maybe eight days, since they should open their eyes after eight days, only you should touch them. Limit the amount of visitors and make sure the cat and her kittens are somewhere quiet, where they won't be disturbed. Don't touch the kittens much and make sure they only look at their mother as their mother. If the kittens start following you or mewling for you, don't go near them for a while. Once the kittens are wandering about on their own, they should be okay to be properly handled.