Most courts set trial dates many months ahead of time. Thus, a case which is set to go to trial in seven to eight months may get continued for an additional seven to eight months if the courtâs docket has more than one case ready to be tried on that date. Second, the discovery phase of litigation is time consuming.
Your cat may be missing her kittens, but it's even more likely that she has come back into heat. Cats typically cycle every two weeks, and they tend to do a lot of calling or crying as you describe it. If she's truly missing the kittens, she may try to butt in on the other queen after she delivers. You'll need to watch closely to see how the second cat reacts and intervene if necessary. You might even want to try getting her mind off things by giving her a couple of new toys to play with.
My friend's cat just had kittens, and my friend told me that she would let me have one. I'm not sure how long the kittens should stay with their mother, so would you please let me know what is the appropriate length of time a kitten should stay with its mother?Answer: Thank you for asking! A kitten should stay with its mother for an absolute minimum of eight weeks and preferably 12 weeks.Although they may be weaned prior to eight weeks, they will still have the occasional need to nurse.hey also need this time to learn proper cat behavior from their mother cat, including use of the litter box, socializing with humans and other cats.