Everything seemed calm… Until the mother cat started moving the kittens 🐱📦

Mother cat Zlata is very protective, sometimes even overly so. After birth, the kittens are kept in the maternity ward, sleeping and eating there, and Zlata stays with them. But sometimes she picks up the kittens in her mouth and moves them to a smaller, darker place. What could be the reason? Mother cats move their kittens for natural and protective reasons. Most often, this happens because they feel the current location is unsafe or uncomfortable - due to danger or predators, too much noise or handling, temperature issues, or a dirty nest. Cats also follow strong instincts inherited from their wild nature, moving kittens to avoid scent trails. As the kittens grow, the space may become too cramped, or the mother may become stressed by changes in the environment. This behavior is normal. The best help is to provide the mother with a quiet, warm, and safe place and to avoid unnecessary interference. Learn how to recognize when your mother cat is moving her kittens - and what you should (and shouldn’t) do to support her and her babies. 00:00 What our video is about? 00:22 The mother cat has found a new nest and is moving her kittens there 04:18 Some weak kittens need supplemental formula 08:46 Zlata the cat is attentive to her responsibilities 12:55 The cat is still with her kittens, but has a plan for the move in her head 16:14 There were some falls, but no one was hurt 17:04 The old house still has more space and light 21:21 Some kittens are opening their eyes 25:58 Tired after carrying them, the mother cat is resting with her kittens #kittens #mothercat #kittencare #newbornkittens