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Yesterday my cat gave birth to three healthy kittens, as soon as she started to nurse them I noticed she keeps laying on them by accident (hopefully).
I think she means to lay next to them so they can nurse but misjudges where the kittens are, everytime she does this, however, she seems to ignore the distressed meows they're making and I have to move her aside.
I'm afraid to leave the kittens unsupervised overnight, because I won't be awake to move my cat if she lays on them again.
The nest she chose is the biggest one we prepared for her and she has more than enough space to stretch out too.
Is there a way to prevent her from laying on them by accident? Or at least a way to ease my mind so I can sleep at night.
I think she means to lay next to them so they can nurse but misjudges where the kittens are, everytime she does this, however, she seems to ignore the distressed meows they're making and I have to move her aside.
I'm afraid to leave the kittens unsupervised overnight, because I won't be awake to move my cat if she lays on them again.
The nest she chose is the biggest one we prepared for her and she has more than enough space to stretch out too.
Is there a way to prevent her from laying on them by accident? Or at least a way to ease my mind so I can sleep at night.