I'll post pics later but have a quick question.
So, Princess is a stray that started to hang around someone's house. (they were feeding her) They made it sound like she was very pregnant and due any day.
I was really surprised when I went to pick her up because she seemed so tiny. (her belly) She really looked barely pregnant. (especially compared to Lucy)
So, she was pretty freaked out when I first brought her home and I left her to chill for a few hours. I just went in and spent some time with her and she came out of her hiding place, had some stretches and checked out her room.
Here's the kicker...she has milk! Quit a bit of it...
I can easily palpate the kittens hard heads and bodies. I can't feel anything on Lucy..she just bloated feeling.
So..I'm assuming she is quite far along but just thin herself and maybe a small litter...
I don't think I've ever had a queen get milk until labor is eminent. My question is ..how far along are they usually when milk comes in?
So, Princess is a stray that started to hang around someone's house. (they were feeding her) They made it sound like she was very pregnant and due any day.
I was really surprised when I went to pick her up because she seemed so tiny. (her belly) She really looked barely pregnant. (especially compared to Lucy)
So, she was pretty freaked out when I first brought her home and I left her to chill for a few hours. I just went in and spent some time with her and she came out of her hiding place, had some stretches and checked out her room.
Here's the kicker...she has milk! Quit a bit of it...
I can easily palpate the kittens hard heads and bodies. I can't feel anything on Lucy..she just bloated feeling.
So..I'm assuming she is quite far along but just thin herself and maybe a small litter...
I don't think I've ever had a queen get milk until labor is eminent. My question is ..how far along are they usually when milk comes in?
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