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Sure. You can send a picture. Is she pushing still? Can you see anything?
Is it alive? She has to lick it first.
What's happening now?
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She should bite it off. Give her time. If she doesn't bite it, get some dental floss & I'll explain how to do it for her.
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Yay! It's alive!
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I'm still here. Tell me: is she cleaning the kitten? Has she bitten the cord yet?
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It's my pleasure to help!
What is happening now? Can you take a picture of the kitten?
What is happening now? Can you take a picture of the kitten?
Do you have dental floss? Is she still licking the kitten? I need to know what's happening before you do anything.
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Ok. Do you have floss and scissors?
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You will tie a piece of floss tightly around the cord, and then snip it BETWEEN the knot and the part of the cord that is away from the kitten's belly. In other words, the cord should be knotted about an inch from the belly and you cut on the other side. Ok?
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The mom may need a few minutes to deliver the placenta, at which point she may eat the placenta and chew the cord.
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