You DON'T. The cat is acting on instinct. The cat would not understand why she was being punished, because cats don't reason the way humans do. She would just think you were being mean, and would become afraid of you and maybe bite and scratch you.
A mean one ;( A cat will usually not eat her babies. If one is dead, she will eat that one, to avoid attracting predators and other toms who will come if they smell them. In the wild, the toms will kill and possibly eat the kittens if they are not his, so that the next kittens the queen has will be his, but otherwise, cats do not eat kittens.
It's best to allow the mother to tend to the remains of her dead kittens. She may choose to move them or take care of them in her own way. If necessary, you can gently remove the kittens and handle them with care. It's important to be respectful of the mother cat's grieving process.
Most likely, no. It depends on the cat's attitude toward her kittens and also the type of feline. If she doesn't exactly care for her newborn kittens, then yes - it's a possibility she will run away to save her own life; leaving them behind.
Yes, occasionally tomcats can kill kittens, especially if they perceive them as a threat to their territory or if they are competing for resources like food or mates. It is more common for male cats to target kittens that are not their own offspring. It's important to supervise interactions between cats to ensure their safety.
You need to trap the mother cat and take the babies and cat into a safe place like the garage.Get the kittens around people so they are not wild anymore.Then when the kittens get better you can set the mother cat back into the wild , you can keep the cat as your own ,or give the the cat to the shelter.With the babies you can give them away or whatever you want to do with them.It wont be a problem if do this right. By the way get the cat fixed so they don't have babies in your yard again.
Male cats do not typically help raise kittens. In most cases, the mother cat is responsible for caring for and raising the kittens on her own.
The don't have to hate at all! It very much depends on the cat and kitten. My older cat treated my new kitten as her own.
It may cause the kittens to have personality problems, usually not good ones.
sometimes they will or they wont its not really sure
Most of the time cats/dogs etc. usually give birth on their own. However if your cat cant make it, you should try to rescue her kittens.
A "nanny cat' is a queen who is already nursing a litter of kittens that she birthed and if she takes on kittens orphaned from another litter to nurture and raise with her litter, she is called the "nanny." Often mother cats will take very young kittens (under two weeks) quite readily as their own to nurse and raise.
No, this will not happen. There are only a few, firmly defined, instances where the mother cat's instincts tell her to abandon or drive away her own kittens. How a mother cat treats her kittens is a function of what stage her hormones are in following the birth, combined with her environmental cues. If there are conditions of stress. the mother will drive away her kittens as they grow, so they can establish their own hunting territories. If there is something wrong with one of the kittens, the mother will abandon them so a doomed kitten will not use up resources that will not help them.
Your cat will not know. There are plenty of articles on how to introduce new cats into a household. Please read them before throwing them all together.
Yes, they will and can mate. Cats have no qualms about breeding with relatives! It is highly recommended to spay and neuter all cats living in the same household to stop the risk of an unwanted and inbred litter.
i dont think so you have to suggest to your pet to have kittens or puppies depending on what you have. They will not breed on their own.
wait till the kittens start eating food on their own and give them to a nonkill shelter. easy
A mean one ;( A cat will usually not eat her babies. If one is dead, she will eat that one, to avoid attracting predators and other toms who will come if they smell them. In the wild, the toms will kill and possibly eat the kittens if they are not his, so that the next kittens the queen has will be his, but otherwise, cats do not eat kittens.