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Yes, I know there are cat newsgroups but they are essentially dead. Since
there are cat people here, I am asking here. So... We had two cats. Jazzy (mom) and Bali (daughter). Jazzy continued to nurse Jazzy beyond a year of age and I think, eventually stopped. Both cats were snatched from the house by a raccoon and we think it killed Bali. We never found her and it has been almost 2 months now. So we adopted Jetta who is now about 5 months old. The other day, I noticed that Jazzy's teats were pronounced. I thought this was a bit odd but I am not familiar with cat teats. We had a cat who had kittens when I was a kid but my parents gave her away not long after she had them. My other cats were all spayed. But... I just saw the two of them together and Jetta was nursing from Jazzy. Both seemed to be enjoying it so I didn't do anything but... I am wondering if this is normal? Can cats relactate this easily? My friend said that her mom's cat had a new litter of kittens but still continued to nurse Buddy, her kitten that was over a year old and always her favorite. She said the mom would nurse him before the new kittens. |
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