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I have read varying answers to the question about how soon you can see kittens moving in mom so I am wondering if anyone with experience can tell me how soon they saw kittens moving. I can't for the life of me remember how soon I saw them moving in my last foster cat. I've looked over as many threads as I could find on this forum and looked at many sites but a ton of them just say "it will be soon" and the answers about when you can see them seem to be just copy pasted answers like "between 6-7 weeks". I'm looking for what you have personally seen. Also, I keep noticing that people will ask when you can see them move and others answer that you can feel them move around 6 weeks. I would assume that feeling them would come before seeing them, right?
Going to cover all the bases here: This kitty is my foster. I got her 5 days ago. Her milk is in and her babies have been VERY easy to see the whole 5 days I've had her. She hasn't had any discharge whatsoever. There are little white caps on her nipples and her mammary glands are nice and big. She's in the bathroom with a nesting box full of warm blankets. She free feeds hard kitten food all day and wet kitten food as much as she wants. She will be moved into our official foster room once the fosters in there go to their forever homes but until then she will stay in the bathroom. She will be spayed once she is able to be as will all the kittens. Everyone will be dewormed, micro chipped, tested for FIV/FeLV, and vaccinated as well. Think I got it all.
Going to cover all the bases here: This kitty is my foster. I got her 5 days ago. Her milk is in and her babies have been VERY easy to see the whole 5 days I've had her. She hasn't had any discharge whatsoever. There are little white caps on her nipples and her mammary glands are nice and big. She's in the bathroom with a nesting box full of warm blankets. She free feeds hard kitten food all day and wet kitten food as much as she wants. She will be moved into our official foster room once the fosters in there go to their forever homes but until then she will stay in the bathroom. She will be spayed once she is able to be as will all the kittens. Everyone will be dewormed, micro chipped, tested for FIV/FeLV, and vaccinated as well. Think I got it all.