Just a few questions :)

Does she seem in distress?

And let me know what's happening.

Otherwise, it's call the emergency vet but they will probably tell you to come in.

Maybe you can email that picture to them before you decide what to do.

No, she's calm tired, tried to potty now she's in my lap.. I'm trying the massage

Okay, let's give it a few minutes, but I think you need to start a conversation with the vet's office shortly.

Okay.

**** me.

Stay calm. See if you can email that picture.

Is she continuing to have discharge?

Is she still contracting?

Is there someone there who can call the vet while you stay with the kitten.

Why don't you live in one of those small towns where the vets make house calls?

What's happening now?

I spoke to a vet. He said It all sounded normal and it's about 90% chance she's going to be fine. If she still gets up, moves around and isn't straining she should be fine. Which she has been getting up, and she isn't straining she's just getting tired

He also said it'll be over a thousand dollars for an emergency c section and if she hasn't progressed by tomorrow to bring her in.

I just worry about her..

She is still contracting and moved herself to a different box but I can still watch her. The massage definitely made the contractions steonger. And I could feel kittens moving as I rubbed her belly.

The discharge has gotten lighter and thinner too.

Okay, there's still a good chance then!

I am so relieved that you still felt kitten movement. And I am really glad that the discharge is getting thinner and lighter. I think it's best you called a vet. I feel reassured.

Anytime she'll let you massage her then do it to move things along. I do hope her old hip injury is not a problem. I re-read that part of your thread while waiting.

Do you feel a little better now too?

Yeaj, but my anxiety is still getting the best of me. That's my baby.

We're a bit anxious as well.  Is your husband around?

Yes, I understand. We always want mama kitty to be okay!

If she has no kittens by morning, you should take her to your in-town vet. Ask first for oxytocin to stimulate contractions before they do a c-section. They should know how to get a breech baby out vaginally. Cats do birth healthy breech babies on this forum.

What worries me is that her labor and discharge began 3 days ago and not much is happening.

So let's hope for the best!

If, during the night, she starts pushing and a baby is stuck, you pull on a leg when she pushes to help get the baby out. Never pull by a tail or the head. That's just FYI.

Thank you guys and yes he is he's laying with Me trying to get me to calm down. I'm gonna watch a movie and breathe a little I'll post an update soon

And I'll let you know when I need to go to bed. It's midnight but I'm hanging in for awhile, so give me an update when you can.

How is Hugo handling all this?

And calming down is good, because Radar can pick up on your stress. So if Radar feels less stress, maybe she'll relax too and have her babies.

He's oblivious, got into the cut nip and has been spacey since lol

So does pushing look different than contractions?