Hi we got rid of one of my cats babies yesterday they are 9 weeks old?

Question

and today the mommy is walking around meowing well the kinda meow a little whiny one do you think she realizes the kitty is gone? There are still 3 left one my friend is taking and we are keeping the other 2 i just wonder does she realize the kitty is gone? thanx

Answer 1

Cats can't count!!  She is probably getting ready to go into estrus (heat) once again.  If you don't want her to have another litter so soon, keep her away from any whole male.

I had a female that went into heat like clockwork when her kittens were 7 weeks of age and then again at 12 weeks.

Be careful and good luck !

Answer 2

would you miss one of yours...got rid of...doesn't sound like you are a cat lover...maybe you should find homes for all of them.

Answer 3

i just did the same thing with my girls baby and yes they will go around calling for them it could last for 2 days but i just tell mine it's gone honey and it's safe  and that really seems to help her.i breed cats all the time and she understands when i give them away. but it will help her if you have her there when you are giving the kitten away and let her know that her baby is leaven and going to live in another home that also helps with the winning

Answer 4

yes she does. she looking for it.

Answer 5

Your cat knows how many kittens she has and is looking for this one. She will settle down shortly. She will go through this when the other one goes to your friends house. Now get her spayed because she is capable of getting pregnant now. Best wishes.

Answer 6

yes she does...she is calling for her baby. i was just at my cousins tonight and her cat has 2 kittens and she had them out on her screened porch and the mother was inside calling to them because she couldn't find them she will do this for a few days but eventually will stop.

Answer 7

yes ,she's looking for it, she will settle in a day or so.u must be a real cat lover to keep two of the babies , good on ya.

Answer 8

Poor mommy... she is searching for her young. It's normal, and eventually she'll stop. But it is good that you are keeping 2 of them. It's great that you are finding good homes for them unlike other people. I commend your actions (despite what others have posted already). Keep her company through her time of need and she will be fine. Are you going to have her spayed now?