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Related: About this forumI decided to err on the side of caution and bring Tudor and Bronwyn inside, tonight
Their mom is ignoring them and hasn't even nursed them, all day. I made them some slurry and it was obvious they were VERY hungry. She is taking care of the other two and I have no idea why she's ignoring these babies. I even put their bed right by the shelter, to no avail.
It's going down to the low 50's tonight and both kittens have been leaving the bed I made for them and wandering around the garden and yard, meowing loudly. That just seems like a huge risk. I put so much effort into saving Tudor, today, I don't want to risk something happening to him. They can spend the night in the playpen with a nice warm bed. I'll return to my usual kitten feeding schedule, which means less sleep but more peace of mind.
The weather will be really nice, tomorrow, so I'll take them back outside. If their mom continues to exclude them, I'll just have to take over. They won't be joining the inside kidcats. I'll just have to figure something out.
Raven123
(6,050 posts)MorbidButterflyTat
(2,633 posts)to you and your kittens.
Karadeniz
(23,424 posts)niyad
(119,950 posts)and capable hands.
PittBlue
(4,378 posts)republianmushroom
(17,652 posts)2naSalit
(92,732 posts)Can be as good as sleep sometimes.
chowmama
(510 posts)as I know you know.
We'll never know why, but at least we can take over. Thank the gods, you're there.
wendyb-NC
(3,810 posts)The little Tudor and Bronwyn, will be safe from the harsher elements, tonight, due to your generous heart. Bravo!
bee_peaceful
(30 posts)Be patient. Your love and attention makes all the difference.