she will come back to that place if she satisfy and like it. most cat will like room temperature place, which is not too cold, and too hot...

did she go to that place to eat and drink? if not, then she might not like it anymore.. not peaceful. pregnant cat like quite place, even hard if she is fussy type. if her type is very "manja", then should not be problem, like my cat she do not find any place during pregnancy, when its time to deliver the kitten, then she come near me and start pushing.

she will come back to that place if she satisfy and like it. most cat will like room temperature place, which is not too cold, and too hot...

did she go to that place to eat and drink? if not, then she might not like it anymore.. not peaceful. pregnant cat like quite place, even hard if she is fussy type. if her type is very "manja", then should not be problem, like my cat she do not find any place during pregnancy, when its time to deliver the kitten, then she come near me and start pushing.

errkk by nature cats don't bath.. i don't bath my cat after giving birth, and will only bath her after 2 months. the mother will clean herself, and create a bond between kittens and herself with the smell of their self. i don't bath my cat because i do not want the sticking chemical from the shampoo stuck on my cat than transfer to the kitten.

all you need is to change all the towel or newspaper you used during the birth, and change it to a new one. maybe you can change every 2 days 1 time. if this is dangerous, most cat in the wild or out side will die eheheheh... remember cat or other animal do not bath with shampoo... we normally do it for extra hygiene only.

the mommy MUST eat kitten food by now... to increase the nutrition in milk and nutrition in herself to have a good body eheheheh... when she eat kitten food, she will transfer more nutrition via milk to her kittens.

you mean you saw grass? yes, cat eat grass to improve their digestion system like use eat vegetable.. if we don't eat vegetable we get "sembelit"... eheheh but grass for indoor cat is not that important, but if you buy good brand cat biscuit, it contain alot of extra things for digestion system.

that's normaly. mother need to have their own good time too as long as when the kitten scream, she come and feed them. as long as she come and see her kitten than it's alright.

but if she leave it, even the kitten cry, she didnt come, then something wrong. there's one point that, a cat will know her kitten is not in good health, and will leave the kitten without care for them. i have seen this thing before, example, there's 3 kitten, and i was feeling weird that she love 2 of the kittens, and always neglect another one. so i check that kitten and found out that she is not perfect (cacat - cleft palate or sumbing - there's a hole in between nose and lips that make this kitten having hard time to suck her mom nipples)... the mother didnt attend much on this kitten, and the kitten died on her 4th day (kitten can't even survive with my care, since she have a hole inside the mouth, when ever she drink the water come out from her nose). some of my friends face almost similar problem too... they saw the mother like not attending the kitten for some reason which they don't know.

if you do research on the net, alot of people face this thing too.. and they believe, a mother will leave their kitten if they know something going to happen to it.

but for you case, i think its ok, as long as she come to the kitten when they scream for milk 

wow wow wow.. u asking me about life and death... errrkk this one have to ask god lah. all you can do is try to clean it everyday, everytime u see it. the eyes is not open yet... just like what happen to the kitten i found last time lah, when they open the eyes, it look so red inside, scary.. but i clean it every time i see yellow stuff (like watery tahi mata) come out. it is was ok about their age 1 month old. then at 2 months old i bring them to vet for vaccine.

so i'm not sure if your case is as serious as mine... since your kitten eyes are not open yet right.. so that might be just tahi mata.

if it is just water or soft yellow thing, you can just wipe it using tissue, cotton, towel.

if this yellow stuff, become dry on your kitten eyes, like "tahi mata kering" when you wake up from sleep, when it make the eyes so hard to open.. then you need to wipe it using wet towel, wet tissue, wet cotton...

you check out this website, this is what happen if it become serious = http://www.marvistavet.com/html/body_herpe...unctivitis.html
so cleaning it the best cure, clean the eyes, make sure it is clear... clean the kitten home too will also prevent germs and viruses.

Ya.. Quite true.. I search at PetFinder alrdy.. Most of them are from KL..    No idea where to get from malacca.. About their expenses, dun worry.. I've rdy RM 500 every month for the kitten's food and medical fees before I get 1.. 

Scientifically its called Animal Euthanasia. Usually is done by injection. You can read more about it here.

And yes, after that, the pet will slowly die, in a more humane way. If a pet has a chronic disease and no treatment can cure it, you have two choices;

1) PTS (put to sleep) OR
2) Take care of your pet, make her/he more comfortable...and eventually will die.
How they die? (Taken from wiki)
"Pets are almost always euthanized via intravenous injection,[citation needed] typically a very high dose of a barbiturate such as pentobarbital. Unconsciousness, respiratory then cardiac arrest follow rapidly, usually within 30 seconds[2]. Observers generally describe it as a quick and peaceful death. Sometimes the animal makes a gasping sound after the death, which is air being exhaled by the lungs. The animal may twitch for a moment or urinate."

I took care of a friend's cat who's diagnosed with FIP Feline Infectious Peritonitis. My friend and I decided not to put the cat to sleep. I know its not the best alternative ever, but we loved the cat dearly and think this is the best for us and yes, that one thing called 'hope'. A very strong cat, he survived for another 2 months.

Pet owner should read more on FIP as this is quite a common disease and cats won't survive with this viral disease. Try to keep your cat as indoor as possible. Not caged la, hehe.