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Why Do Mother Cats Move Their Babies?

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While mom may move her babies because the spot you picked was too noisy, it's probably just because the babies are getting bigger.

Most mother cats will move their babies around 3 or 4 weeks old.

This could be because they've gotten too big for the basket you supplied her to give birth in.

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