When a female cat does not want to take care of her child, she will choose to ignore the child's cries, neither feed the child nor lick it, and may even take the kitten into its owner's arms. This situation usually occurs when a female cat has no experience giving birth for the first time, has insufficient milk supply, and trusts her owner very much.

Signs of a mother cat not wanting to take care of her kittens

When the mother cat does not want to take care of her children, and when the kittens call the mother cat when they are hungry, the mother cat will not respond to the kittens, nor will she feed or lick the kittens. She will even take the initiative to bring the kittens to her owner. Carrying it in its arms and asking its owner to help take care of it is a sign that the cat trusts its owner very much.

Generally, this happens when a female cat gives birth to a baby for the first time and has no experience in raising babies, has insufficient milk, or is close enough to the owner. The owner can try to help the female cat, such as feeding nutritious food to make it produce milk. Put the kittens next to the mother cat to induce her to take care of her babies.

If the female cat still does not intend to take care of the kittens, the owner will have to raise them herself. You can prepare a feeding bottle, soak some goat milk, and feed it every 2 hours. When the cat grows up, the feeding frequency will gradually decrease, but the feeding amount should gradually increase.