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    T O P I C     R E V I E W
    JenniferI have 2 mother cats and one keeps stealing the others babies.I need to know how to get her to quit.she doesnt have enough milk to feed them all.plus the babies she steals are much bigger than hers and push her babies out of the way so they cant eat.How do I stop this.
    CindyWhat i would do is seprate both mothers and put in seprate places till they get heaps older. I seem to think it might be behavioural problem!! With the babies does the mothers have problems feeding them? i need more information to determine the problem

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