Mom Kitten Had A New Litter Found Her Biting 6 Month Kitten

[Missworldx2]

I didn't get Lulu fixed and just gave birth today. I didn't even notice because she was so big to begin with. Last litter she was huge and had only 1! So today I notice her biting her son LG so hard more than once. I didn't think too much of because he wasn't crying out or anything. I separated them and thought well, that's weird. And turned around and she had done it again. I am very worried about her actions towards her older cat. I have never had experienced anything like this before and I have a female cat around her now as well. Why is she trying to hurt her older son?

 

[Furballsmom]

Trying to boot him out of the "nest" so to speak?

 

[talkingpeanut]

He needs to be neurered now, and mom needs to be spayed when her new litter is 8 weeks old.

This behavior is hormonal. Separate them entirely. Mom also needs to stay inside now.

Do you need help finding a low cost spay/neuter clinic in your area?

 

[Missworldx2]

I have found a place to get them fix. Her behavior just scared me. I think she views him as a threat so I have them separated. I have a lot of anxiety because I found my other cat eating one of her baby kittens so Lulus actions scare me.

 

[talkingpeanut]

Separate her from all of the other cats except her litter. They are all a threat to her right now, and all she needs is to feel safe.

How many other cats do you have to get fixed?

 

[StefanZ]

I have found a place to get them fix. Her behavior just scared me. I think she views him as a threat so I have them separated. I have a lot of anxiety because I found my other cat eating one of her baby kittens so Lulus actions scare me.

All this hints they feel unsafe and stressed. Can it be so?