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nevermind, she started walking and pacing again. Shes also drinking a lot of water. im excited for the babies! I hope we dont have any issues
Its Ok to let her be with you, because its what she wants. ps. Be with her, even if you put her into nesting box - she wants your companyi appreciate the saying
We know a vet who does home service c-section, and that's very convenient because we dont have to go out just in case!!!
update: she might be in labor now, she went to my lap and her body is kind of shivering. Should I put her in her nesting box? Or just let her be on my lap right now?
Good luck Pipay!!Update today: she's going into labor! Currently in her nesting box and straining
Aww so happy for you! Congrats!She's doing great. Handled everything like a champ. The maternal instincts kicked in right away, which was a relief. She's eating and drinking fine also. Shes taking good care of the babies now
i just noticed one of tnem - the orange one - isnt latching so well. I am not home now though so I can't help out with feeding. I hope when I get back in an hour or 2 they're fine!
I got a weighing scale and he's at 85.5g yesterday. Today he's about 93-94g. How often do I have to weigh him, every feeding?Kittens usually do prefer a particular nipple and will always use the same one.
The kitten sounds like he’s the runt. You need to weigh him daily in grams to see if he’s gaining at least 6-10 grams daily. If not, he will need supplementing, but weighing on a digital kitchen scale is the only way to know.
Weighting usually every 24 hours, at the same situation if possible Every 12 in critical phases. If kitten is stabilized, everything OK and kitten visibly thriving you can even be a little slack and do it every other day... 8 g raise a day is fully OK, although after a while 10+ is better.I got a weighing scale and he's at 85.5g yesterday. Today he's about 93-94g. How often do I have to weigh him, every feeding?
I see him latching good, and when he sleeps his belly is full. The only thing though is sometimes he gets bullied by his littermates out of a nipple, but overall his energy levels are great
He's currently doing good now, however just gains about 5-8grams per day.Weighting usually every 24 hours, at the same situation if possible Every 12 in critical phases. If kitten is stabilized, everything OK and kitten visibly thriving you can even be a little slack and do it every other day... 8 g raise a day is fully OK, although after a while 10+ is better.
The starting point is somewhat low.