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They are roughly 2 weeks old. She has just now brought them right here. Up until a few days ago they were underground somewhere. Because of that one of the 2 kittens has an ugly infection in both eyes. Only now have I been able to take them and look at them. Mom doesn't care and trusts me completely. Now. I can't bring them inside, nor in the apartment building. She keeps putting them in nasty, dark places, presumably to keep away from male wandering cats and other humans. If I don't confine them to a decently clean place, the infection will reappear whether I treat them or not.
How do I stop her from moving the babies constantly? She's moved them 4 times already and this is the only time I was able to locate and handle the kittens. I heard them meow incessantly and mom purred around me when I was close.
I have made a cardboard house for her, that keeps her safe from the elements and is right under my balcony. She straight up ignored it. What could she want? I will talk to a neighbour that now works at a vet place as an assistant. Maybe she knows someone who can take them, as they are very cute, docile kittens. Mom is doing well, aside from a cough that I'd treated before that reappeared. I will treat her again and try to move the babies tomorrow after I set a litter box in our apartment complex, hopefully nobody will make a scene but I suspect it'll fail.
I do need some advice. This behaviour frustrates me because I don't want her to move them again. Also, she chooses really bad places. Help
How do I stop her from moving the babies constantly? She's moved them 4 times already and this is the only time I was able to locate and handle the kittens. I heard them meow incessantly and mom purred around me when I was close.
I have made a cardboard house for her, that keeps her safe from the elements and is right under my balcony. She straight up ignored it. What could she want? I will talk to a neighbour that now works at a vet place as an assistant. Maybe she knows someone who can take them, as they are very cute, docile kittens. Mom is doing well, aside from a cough that I'd treated before that reappeared. I will treat her again and try to move the babies tomorrow after I set a litter box in our apartment complex, hopefully nobody will make a scene but I suspect it'll fail.
I do need some advice. This behaviour frustrates me because I don't want her to move them again. Also, she chooses really bad places. Help