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		<pubDate>Sat, 7 Nov 2009 17:29:11 GMT</pubDate>
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			<p>If the babies are gone, then chances are Miss Kitty is looking to make more. You asked before how to make your cat more loveable--please read my answer.  Also, you asked how much to have your cat spayed which is an excellent idea and will make her more calm, loveable and healthier in the long run if she's not pregnant all the time. Something you may want to consider--when I began letting my cat Ernie outside, he became very distant and not as affectionate as he was before.  All he wanted to do was go out.  He was neutered but enjoyed going outside.  Ernie was hit by a car and killed a few weeks ago.  If Miss Kitty is an outdoor cat, she may have things other than being affectionate and loveable on her mind...<br /><br />
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					Izadore (Izzie)</a>
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			<p>Yeah, mother cats go through a spell of that becuase they want to focus on raising their young. Once the kittens are maybe about 5 or 6 weeks old, they go around on there own taking care of their selfs, and they will be weaned, and your kitty will be back to normal! Hope this helps! By the way, I think MissKitty is cute! Have a good day!<br /><br />
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					Skittles "In Loving Memory"</a>
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		Sun, Sep 7th 2008, 16:19 GMT 
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			<p>She's focusing on protecting and raising her kittens which will make her more agressive and less interested in playing/cuddling with you.  Once she's weaned her kittens get her spayed and you'll soon get your lovable cat back once she's done being a mother this time around. 

My cat Sassy had 4 kittens and we kept one (Xena) and found homes for the rest.  She's really lovable now she doesn't have to worry about raising kittens.

 Call around local cat rescue groups, ASPCA etc to find one that can help you with low cost spay/neuter.  They can also help you get the kittens spayed/neutered at the same time as they can do this as soon as the kittens are more than 2 pounds in weight/approx 2 months.<br /><br />
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					Sassy</a>
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