Unipaws 3-in-1 Multi-Purpose Cat Birthing Box - Nesting House, Playpen & Whelping Box with Secure Door - Ideal for Pregnant Cats, Kittening & Weaning - Perfect for Home, Vet Clinics & Breeders

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It’s time to start preparing your queen’s birthing box if she’s only a couple of weeks away from her due date. Your pregnant feline will start looking for a place to nest before she gives birth to her litter, and it’s up to you to give her a safe, comfortable place where she can be free from any additional stress. unipaws birthing box gives just about enough of room for comfort and security. Our whelping box gives a new mother the perfect place to birth, rest, and nurture her new litter. If you care about your new kittens and their mother, but you also value your own convenience and peace of mind. Then you’ll be happy you found this queening box! It is the best place to give birth and to provide care for a nursing mama and newborn. It’s time to start preparing your queen’s birthing box if she’s only a couple of weeks away from her due date. Your pregnant feline will start looking for a place to nest before she gives birth to her litter, and it’s up to you to give her a safe, comfortable place where she can be free from any additional stress. unipaws birthing box gives just about enough of room for comfort and security. Our whelping box gives a new mother the perfect place to birth, rest, and nurture her new litter. If you care about your new kittens and their mother, but you also value your own convenience and peace of mind. Then you’ll be happy you found this queening box! It is the best place to give birth and to provide care for a nursing mama and newborn. FINDING THE RIGHT SPOT Your queen isn’t going to want to give birth where there is a lot of traffic. You should place her birthing box in a warm, quiet room away from the chaos of the rest of the house. Once you find a good location, allow her to get comfortable around the box. Allow her to sleep there and place her food and water nearby, but not inside of the box. INTRODUCE YOUR MOM-TO-BE TO HER BIRTHING BOX Your cat’s birthing box should be lined with clean paper (like newspaper) at the bottom. Newspapers are clean, absorbent, and disposable. Plus, she can tear it apart as she builds her own nest. For extra comfort, you can add an old blanket or towel. If she has a favorite item of your clothing she likes to sleep on, such as a nightie or T-shirt, you might place that in the box, too. Introduce your mom-to-be to her birthing box and encourage her to sleep there. If she is clearly unhappy with it, try moving it to another quiet area. When she goes into labor remove any clothing from the box and just leave the newspaper. After all the kittens have been born and cleaned, take out the birth-soiled newspaper and put fresh newspaper down. Add warm blankets or clothing for the kittens to snuggle into when their mum leaves the nest. KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON YOUR QUEEN Some cats prefer to have a covered box where they can relax in a dark, private space. With this in mind, unipaws build with a viewable skylight on our nesting box. You can still keep a close eye on your cat while creating a private and safe space for her. KEEP YOUR QUEEN IN WARM If the room is colder, you can purchase an additional unipaws whelping box heat lamp to keep the box at a comfortable temperature. KEEP YOUR LITTLE KITTENS SAFE The nesting box should be comfortable for your cat and her kittens while keeping her little ones safe. It should be covered, but have an open access point that your cat can get in and out of. Keep this in mind, unipaws nesting box designed 3 Level adjustable door height to do just that. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q: Is it okay to move the nesting box? A: If the birthing location is safe, quiet, and clean, then the nesting box shouldn’t be moved. If the nesting box is in an unsafe location, moving the nesting box may be needed. Encourage the queen to use the new location by blocking access to the previous nesting box location. Q: How often should you clean the nesting box after a cat has kittens? A: Especially during the first two weeks of life, you should avoid interfering with the queen and her newborn kittens. The nesting box should be cleaned by replacing the towels, blanket, or newspaper immediately after delivery. The nesting box should be cleaned only as needed during the next few weeks. Q: How can I encourage my cat to use the nesting box? A: Close off close doors to other parts of the house to prevent the queen from using another location for nesting. If she seemingly shows a preference for one room, as long as it is suitable, consider moving the nesting box. Place her water, food, and litter box near the nesting box location. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Q: Is it okay to move the nesting box? A: If the birthing location is safe, quiet, and clean, then the nesting box shouldn’t be moved. If the nesting box is in an unsafe location, moving the nesting box may be needed. Encourage the queen to use the new location by blocking access to the previous nesting box location. Q: How often should you clean the nesting box after a cat has kittens? A: Especially during the first two weeks of life, you should avoid interfering with the queen and her newborn kittens. The nesting box should be cleaned by replacing the towels, blanket, or newspaper immediately after delivery. The nesting box should be cleaned only as needed during the next few weeks. Q: How can I encourage my cat to use the nesting box? A: Close off close doors to other parts of the house to prevent the queen from using another location for nesting. If she seemingly shows a preference for one room, as long as it is suitable, consider moving the nesting box. Place her water, food, and litter box near the nesting box location. Preparing for the birth of your cats’ kittens can be both daunting and exciting, and being part of this sacred process is a blessing. Your cat will need a safe, warm, and quiet place to birth her kittens. The environment can make a big difference in your cat’s birth experience, and as the caregiver, it’s up to you to provide this space for your kitty. Birth is also a beautiful natural process and doesn’t need to be daunting. If you are concerned about finding the right birthing box for your full-term cat that’s ready to give birth, you will be happy and relieved to find that unipaws birthing box that is safe, comfortable, and perfect for your cat to welcome her new litter of kittens. By the way, in addition to the purpose of the cat delivery box, after the cat has given birth, according to the growth of kittens, you can continue to use it as a cat nest box, cat kennel, cat enclosure, or cat playpen. unipaws is committed to providing the best care for pets and their owners.