Until the kittens are weaned.
Mother cats typically nurse their kittens for about 6-8 weeks before they are weaned and begin to eat solid food.
You shouldn't give dairy to a cat at all. It takes a certain enzyme to digest milk sugars and most cats do not have that enzyme. Cats don't need milk after they are weaned from their Mother. Milk is for baby cows.......not baby cats. Give them water......fresh..........at all times.
Yes, nursing cats can be spayed, but it is generally recommended to wait until the kittens are weaned to reduce the risk of complications.
Mother cats typically stay with their kittens for about 8 to 12 weeks after giving birth, providing care and protection until the kittens are ready to be weaned and become more independent.
While cats may drink milk, Persian cats like any others, it is not particularly good for them. Cats generally lose the enzyme that allows them to digest lactose when they are weaned.
Usually at 10 weeks of age just as long as they are weaned from their mother and have had time to learn how to socialise with other cats (their littermates and mother) and humans.
Until her kids are weaned.
about 8 weeks
No. Cats cannot easily process lactose once they are weaned, but liver disease is not one of the effects of drinking cow's milk.
Just like most cats. Mom takes care of them after they are born and when they are weaned teaches them how to hunt.
They will be quite protective of the kittens until hey are weaned, but will thereafter revert to their old personality.