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thank you, will do
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How long till labour?
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How is labor going? Any progress? Any changes?
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So far Dusty has had no discharge at all, is she further away from stage 2 or is that normal?
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Still no contractions, or discharge, she is very tired though
It just may not be time yet. Keep us informed as things progress. Pregnant moms are usually very tired. Not to worry quite yet.
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Annoyingly I have to leave in an hour for a school thing that may last a couple of hours. Im terrified to eave her but I dont have a choice. Im just praying she holds off a bit till I get back...
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She is aslo eating alot so energy wise thats good
Sounds like she'll be fine! Leave in good faith.
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Home now, it'sbeen over 24 hours and still no secondary Cotraction . Advice?
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Her belly has also become very lumpy but shes still eating fine.
It sounds as though she was having some pre-labor before, and now is not in labor at all. Like I said, it now appears that it's not quite time.
I recommend that as long as she is not in distress, that you just wait for things to pick up again naturally. It does not sound as though she is in distress.
Keep us posted as things develop.
I recommend that as long as she is not in distress, that you just wait for things to pick up again naturally. It does not sound as though she is in distress.
Keep us posted as things develop.
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Thank you, ill just have to be patient than. So labour can pick up any time now? Is there a maximum time where I should then be worried?
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You should be concerned if she appears to be in distress or if she is in active labor, pushing, and nothing is happening.
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Okay, thank you
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Today Dusty keeps flinching and every so often she'll flinch up and look a me like iv touched her when I haven't. Could this be a sign. She also has a bit of diarrhoea but is still eating fine.
It could be pre labor. or the beginning . . .
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thank you for your quick reply, can cat have more than one pre labour, because she had some the other day but still no sign of actual labour.
She went the toilet again and it's even more wet diarrhoea. Could she be trying to empty out or the kitten could be pushing against her bowels? Anyonehave some ideas as to how much longer, worried about not being present.
It's impossible to say how much longer, but it does sound like her body is in preparation.
Her body is emptying her bowels in preparation for giving birth.
Have you seen her mucus plug or water breaking or leaking?
Have you seen her mucus plug or water breaking or leaking?
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Nope haven't seen any of that yet.
