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Good idea. Does it mean she is close
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Is Dolly pregnant
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Most likely within a week or so. [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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I have noticed dolly has a lot of dried up green stuff around her but she is acting normal any ideas thanks
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That is probably her mucus plug. You may need to help her clean up if she's too big to reach.
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She's acting normal so how long do you think before kittens
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I'm so sorry that no one can give you an exact time. It will probably be within the week, but could be as soon as 48 hours.
Try to remain calm around her.
Try to remain calm around her.
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Oh yes I am. Would have thought it would be today
You'll know she is having contractions when you see her belly tighten and release. It looks like the belly is rippling in waves when they occur. That is Stage One labor and can last 24 hours. Stage Two is pushing. [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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She hissed and growling when I touch her
She's telling you not to touch her right now. She may be having light contractions and feeling uncomfortable. Follow her lead.
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She's just escape from the house
This is not good. Can you get her back?
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I no I'm worried I'm going to shake her biscuits that normally works. We have woods at the back of our house as well
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Please do whatever you can to find her and keep her inside. She's panicking, and this is not safe at all for mom or babies.
She needs to stay inside the house. Has she come back yet?
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No sign of her I'm so worried
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Surely she won't have them outside she had her first under my bed this is her second. I did plan of getting her spayed but unfortunately she got out.
She seems to get out at inopportune times. Hopefully she'll be back soon. How does she get out? Do you have a cat door?
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im not looking for the third degree.first she got out the window and today my partner was taking the rubbish out and thought he had shut the door.
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No one is attacking you. The reason we are concerned is that there is a very real risk that she will have them outside, and that's obviously dangerous. Can you heat up some of her favorite food so she can hopefully smell it?
