If they're cold, warm them slowly by wrapping each kitten in a towel, hold them close to the body and rub them with warm hands. If there are no fostering options available, first, make sure that the kittens are warm. There are some cat rescues that can foster newborn kittens, so check to see if there are any nearby. Newborn kittens need a lot of help, and shelters and vets often don't have people on staff who can help 24 hours a day, Bideawee says. While being with the mother cat is best, if something has happened to her and her kittens have been orphaned, don't take them to a shelter or veterinarian. Stand at least 35 feet away from the kittens and watch them sometimes it can take several hours for a mother cat to return, especially if humans are nearby. For someone who has come across unattended kittens-first, watch and wait to make sure that their mother hasn't just gone to hunt or move them, according to the Bideawee shelter, which has been operating in New York state since 1903. However, sometimes the mother cat isn't around. Kitten food has extra nutrients that growing cats need-and nursing cats also need the nutrition boost. Make sure to feed her a special cat food made for nursing cats, or failing that, canned kitten food.
Also keep that area warm, either via the thermostat, or blankets and heating pads, as newborn kittens can get cold quickly without their mother-even if she's just taking a quick break to eat or relieve herself. The site recommends letting her and her babies nest in a quiet area inside, and giving them their own room if possible. If the mother cat is there, the best thing to do is just be there for her if she needs anything, according to home and garden site The Spruce. Sometimes newborn kittens need help from humans to survive-however, if the mother cat is still in the picture, like the good mom in the video, that's best. This is a stock photo of another nursing kitty, somewhat similar to the one in the video, albeit with all four legs. A new viral video shows an adorable tripod kitty bringing her kittens to her owner.
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