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Question about kittens (MUST READ!!)?
Ok so my cat twilight gave birth to kittens only 4 days ago the 2 black ones lost there embelical cords at 3 days old and now i noticed at 4 days old the striped kitten i opening its eyes. Can anyone explain to me why all of this is happening so soon and i know when they were born because i was there when my cat had her kittens
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
When the stray i caught had kittens they opened their eyes at about 4 days old but not fully for about three or four days after. One kitten progressed a little slower than the others and still hadn't fully opened her eyes until she was about 14 or more days. kittens usually open their eyes at 5-10 days. They lose the umbilical cord at about 2-3 days.
- LauraLv 78 years ago
Each kitten develops in their own time. No cat is like a cookie cutter kitten, so they will be different. They should be weaned at 6 months old and find their permanent homes at 8 weeks.
