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its not such good news now hun, im sure she is in first stages of labour .
 

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oh dear - very worried for Fluffy here. Lots of good vibes coming her way that its not early labour.

How is she now?
 
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i did make a new post about it ,( pleased send vibes ,) shes still panting loads pacing back and fourth laying standing then laying again , meowing , everything seems normal if it werent for the fact she has 2 weeks left to go.
 

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oh I am sorry I missed the new thread - sending lots of positive (((((
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they have told me to wait , they dont want to stress her out any more then what she already might be. if she does have them then she will be going straight to the vet after to make sure everythings is ok , and if it all stops then they want to see her tomorrow afternoon.
 

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Silly question and I dont mean to patronise by asking it, but are you sure you got her dates right? Any chance of her having come into heat early and snuck out? Sorry Im trying to think of everything which is a feasible alternative to a risky early labour.
 
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Originally Posted by minxie

Silly question and I dont mean to patronise by asking it, but are you sure you got her dates right? Any chance of her having come into heat early and snuck out? Sorry Im trying to think of everything which is a feasible alternative to a risky early labour.
it is possible she might be a little bit further along as i dont know when she was mated , this is a long story so i will shorten it , she was spayed or so i thought got a phone call 4 months later saying they made a mistake and they had to close her up before they spayed her , but her notes were mixed up so as far as i was concerend she had been spayed , when i took her to a different vet to be spayed she was pregnant but had a uti and was put on antibiotics and again 2 weeks after as it wasnt clearing, but now that has cleared.
and she is huge and i mean full term huge , but has no milk , and only movement since y/day but she is so full of fur maybe i did miss the movements before? so maybe she is nearer then what me and the vet thinks ?? is it possible?
 

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Could be possible. So many of us have been surprised with dates (me and my vet included).

Re the lack of milk - I dont know about Olivia. But I remember with Tinkerbelle, there was no milk either prior to labour. I read that eating the placentas after birth helps stimulate milk flow. It so varies from cat to cat, i think (as to when milk shows).

That good news about her UTI having cleared.

Of course as a caring meowmy you are worried...but there is a chance that all might be ok and this is not an early labour. Keep us updated. Fingers crossed for Fluffy.
 
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thanx minxi. i was just reading through my first post when i found out fluffy wasnt spayed , the vet thought fluffy was 5 weeks gone when i first took her , but she showed no signs so when she went back 10 days later for a check with her uti her nipples had only just pinked up so they put her at about 3 weeks so only just pregnant, maybe they was right the first time round??? also i read about the milk sometimes not comming in untill babys are born , but i thought there mamory glands would still have started to fill , all my mums iv had here have always had there glands with milk before any milk was able to be expressed. or is it the same this might happen once she gives birth? out of all the cats whos given birth here she sure has me confused and the most worried.
i really hope your right and the dates are wrong , but if not i just hope fluffy is ok. shes still acting the same everytime she moves she crys a bit (not pain cry) but a meow , shes still panting lots and drinking lots even eating a little. but she is laying down a lot with her bum up aginst the wall sometimes legs up in the air ( she never sleeps like this) she even wanted me to rub her belly which isnt like her . will updated again in a hour.
 
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hi thanx for all the intrest , shes fine , a bit vocal but i think that has a lot to do with she dosnt like being locked up in the bedroom , but i have no choice as she has excaped before so now she is kept in the one room lol. (i got her straight back in btw ) no more panting or anything though , so fingers crossed it was as the vet said a false labour
 
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aww i didnt know she was due yet , im so glad everything went well. soooo wheres the pictures , are they like there mum and grandma?
 

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Oh Fluffy, you had us all going there!
 
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