How to Set Up Space for Foster Kittens

How to Set Up Space for Foster Kittens
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You don’t have to have a ton of space to foster, you just have to have a little know-how! In this video I discuss the proper way to set up your dedicated space for kittens 0-3 weeks and 3-8 weeks, how to deal with your personal pets, and how to sanitize your supplies and space so that everyone is safe. Happy fostering!

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  1. Omg I don't know why but for at least 2 years I've wanted to meet you. I've looked up for you for ages I've had kittens for 4 years many kittens. I've learnt so much from you I love you. I want to be just like you. Please can I have a shout out or see you. Witch I know is imposible because we're in completely différant countries but that's all I want for my birthday in November. Please make my wish come true

  2. I'm a foster mom and your video is great, once they are bigger though they have my spare room with the mom or no mom. I been doing this for 3 years. Where do you get that stuff toy with the heart beat.
    Litter for kittens should be made of wheat or nuts because if they get any litter in them after licking themselves can end up forming like small cement balls in there belly. I do introduce them after they been quarantine and shots and dewormed. I find it helps them become more out going and socialize but my cats are very going and one is a mother hen. I do it if I have them for a long period cause it depends on adoption periods.

  3. The box tops on the boxes that have blank printer paper in them make excellent throw away litter trays. I volunteer at our local shelter during the summer (I am a university student) and we love having them. It is so quick and very useful. And many offices have many of them that they can give you.

  4. I'm actually fostering a mama cat and three of her kittens. The kittens are 4 weeks old as of August 25th. They are steadily learning to climb out of the whelping box I made, which is basically two big cardboard boxes taped together for mama cat to get in and out of. I bought one of the soft-sided play pins that you recommended but I don't know how to create an opening just for mama cat. What else would you recommend? Please help?

  5. My mom and I were thinking of fostering kittens and young cats because our local shelter is offering to let people foster their kittens. I have a dog (he’s a Japanese Chin) and I think, if bonded with the young kittens, will learn to like them.

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