Why is my outdoor cat meowing and wanting indoors after kittens?

Feed him and water him and examine him closely for pain, blood or injuries, check his nail (whether they are frayed...if so, he may have been hit by a car), observe him walk and whether he is lame. If all is well, he is probably just very very happy to be home again with you. He may have been very scared outside considering he is usually an inside kitty. Give him lots of TLC. If he keeps crying or has any signs of an injury, or appears ill or hurt, you should take him to ta pet ER tonight.

It might really stress her out to be inside if she's never been inside, so I would just leave out food for her, and set up a shelter for her and her kittens. I would try to catch her after the kittens have weaned, and have her spayed. If she will allow it, I would try to handle the kittens to tame them so you can find them homes. I hope this helps!

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Bissy feels for some reason that her kittens are not safe. I would get Bissy and the kittens and put them in a spare bedroom closet. Use a laundry basket, cardboard box or a large dog carrier with towels. Put her food, water and litter box in the room. Keep people, other animals and children away from the kittens. Have one person she is close with check and weigh the kittens daily. Also keep the bedding clean. In a week or 2 start socializing the kittens and see if you can let Bissy out of the room. I wish you the best!

It could be that Precious has gone into heat again! Cats can go back into heat relatively quickly after having kittens. That would cause her to be more vocal than usual. She could also be more vocal because she's communicating with her kittens. They are born with their eyes shut and their ear canals closed, and they stay that way their first few weeks of life. As their ear canals open, the cat uses her voice to communicate with them. If you don't want Precious to have any more kittens, I would make an appointment with the vet to have her spayed after her kittens are weaned. Best of luck, I hope this helps!

Cats like to have their litter in a very quite, safe, out of the way place like under the house. She may never bring them close to the door, and you'll have to wait to see them when they get old enough to start exploring on their own. At 6-8 weeks they need to have vaccinations and deworming even if they stay outdoor kitties.

How lovely of you to take in Mama to keep her warm at night! It could be she is feeling anxious having these kittens in your room where there is are people coming in and out. I would move her and her litter to a quiet room of her own your home.

Hi, thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach! Lucy is adorable! If Lucy isn't spayed she is likely in heat. She will continue to go in and out of heat until she is either bred or you spay her. She likely wants to get outside to mate. If she is spayed then she may see or hear other outdoor cats and want to get outside. Cats are very territorial. I would clothes the blinds and capture and release the feral outdoor cats in a different location. I hope this helps and I wish you and Lucy the best!