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My cat just has 4 kittens last night, we keep her out at a balcony most of the day. She already chose a place to have the babies and she will not move. Will the sunlight harm the kittens or my cat? What should I do?
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are they vampire cats or is the balcony on mercury? if not, the sunlight shouldn't hurt them.
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You should probably give them some shade.
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I gave them shade and a fann is hitting them, should that be enough?
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Did you try turning them off then back on?
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>>2368796
It's quite possible. Give them shade. No mammal should be exposed to sunlight more than 10 minutes at a time, now that it's a bit closer than it is in the winter.
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Sell them for a profit at a Chinese restaurant.
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So prop up and umbrella against something so that it will provide them relief from the direct rays
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WHY ARE YOU BREEDING CATS, YOU ABSOLUTE RETARD?
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>>2368796
When I find pregger queens I usually just stomp on her. Though I'm not intentionally allowing vermin to procreate on my property so I'm not sure what you'd want to do.
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>>2369271
>more then ten minutes at a time
Oh god your one of those people
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