That is such good news! Any chance of any pictures?
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i need some help my cat should already have had her babies
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Frances...that is great news...just make sure you follow up to ensure that the kittens are spayed/neutered by their new owners. I would also recommend placing them when they are between 10-12 weeks of age as opposed to 7/8 weeks of age. Now is also the perfect time to set up a spay appt. for momma.Originally Posted by Frances
sorry i lost my internet right after i wrote this and just got it back my momma cat had 6 babies and there all eating and litter trained and i have found homes for all of them they are very beautiful kittens.i have named them all and as soon as she is done weaning them they can go to there new homes.
Katie
Hope all is well. Boo did this also but without the smell. I wait 6 days and almost lost all the babies and my baby girl. And YES, even to the surgery table the babies were kicking and moving fine but Boo out of no where got very tire. Please GO TO THE VET. Finally I listened to my heart and ran Boo in to the vet and she had a immediate emergency c-section and spay. Please bring in your baby and when you can get back to us all. All our prayers are with you and your mama cat.
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there are some pictures of the kittens for everyone i hope you enjoy. that is my daughter sleeping at nap time they all take turns sleeping with her they just love her. and i will get ginger fixed but i cant right now cause she is in heat and they wont do it but i dont have to worry about her going outside cause there is to much snow everywhere and it is to cold it was -40 with the wind chill here for over a week it just started warming up so i think it will be good until spring she dosent do cold well she wont even stand near the door when it is open she is a really big suck. lol.
The kittens and your Daughter are just adorable!
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i have another question im pregnant and i cant change the litter box so i have to rely on my husband to do it for me wich is a fight cause it makes him sick (he is a man) is there anything that i can do wear a mask and gloves???? i would like it done more often like everyday like it was before i found out i was pregnant but i dont want to hurt the baby any seggestions would be very greatful thanks
Just make sure you take her in as soon as she is out of heat...there is no point even risking another pregnancy.
Oh..and could you resize your photos?? They are awfully big and for those members on dial up..could significantly slow the time that they can open the page.
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I THINK, that as long as you wear gloves and wash your hands rigth away after, you will be alright.
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Everything I've read says that too, make sure you wash your hands really well after.
You should probably check with your Dr. if you have one.
I have four kids and have always changed the litter box when I was pregnant.
My Doctor told me that as long as I didn't touch the contents of the litter box and washed my hands very well afterwards that the baby would be fine and all four of them are.
But, like the others have said check with your own Doctor first.
My Doctor told me that as long as I didn't touch the contents of the litter box and washed my hands very well afterwards that the baby would be fine and all four of them are.
But, like the others have said check with your own Doctor first.
i have had 3 children and always changed the litter box myself , could never get my Oh to do this lol , like graciecat said use gloves and wash your hands well after , i have never had any problems when doing this, and congrats xx
Your kitty and human family are beautiful!
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thank you everyone for your comments i appretiate it. as for the pics if you tell me how to resize them i will i dont know how sorry i didnt know it would slow anyone down so please get back to me on how to do it and ill get it done.thanks.
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another quick question i know that everytime a dog gets groomed they have there anal glands emptied, do cats need that done as well? ever since ginger had her babies her litter box reeks you can smell it on all three levels of our house so i was just woundering if that is an option. thanks.
I don't know if it's something that "needs" to be done everytime they're at the groomers, but I do know that I had to have Gracie's done one time.
The litter box smell wasn't what alerted me to something wrong, it was the fact that she started dragging her little butt across the carpet.
I took her to the Vet, I thought maybe she had worms but it turns out that the problem was her anal gland.
The Vet took care of it and it hasn't been a problem since.
The litter box smell wasn't what alerted me to something wrong, it was the fact that she started dragging her little butt across the carpet.
I took her to the Vet, I thought maybe she had worms but it turns out that the problem was her anal gland.
The Vet took care of it and it hasn't been a problem since.
