My cat's milk won't dry up, and her kittens are still nursing. Tips?

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My cat gave birth 10 weeks ago and I’m trying to dry up her milk the problem is that I’m keeping two of the kittens so it kinda hard to separate them ANY TIPS? Pet's info: Cat | Mixed Breed | Female | unspayed | 2 years and 3 months old

Amber Da Silva, DVM · Accepted Answer

Physically separating them is the best, but if this isn't possible, you could try putting a baby onesie on Angel so that the kittens can't nurse. You would have to take it off and on as she has to use the litter box, but this would be a physical barrier so the kittens can't get to her mammaries.

My cat's milk won't dry up, and her kittens are still nursing. Tips?

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