Help me please

sahar89 · Feb 4, 2017

Hello
I have a siames female 3 years old.got pregnant for first time. The male was flat faced beige persian cat. My female started to deliver at 8:30 PM last night and gave birth to a dead child which was not very complete and then didn't deliver any untill now which is 14:31 today. She passed 67 days of being pregnant.
Vets get so much money to help her for this. Now I don't have that much. Can you tell me what to do please?what will happen to her?

sahar89 · Feb 4, 2017

Siamese*

hexiesfriend · Feb 4, 2017

Perhaps someone with experience with birthing can help!!! Can someone chime in ????????????

sahar89 · Feb 4, 2017

hexiesfriend said:
Perhaps someone with experience with birthing can help!!! Can someone chime in ????????????

There is no one around me. My cat is fine i mean she eats well and looks fine but seriously still no kittens! I am worried

talkingpeanut · Feb 4, 2017

Has your cat seen a vet? I can't tell from your post. I also don't know what you mean by a not complete baby. Was it not fully developed? Has she delivered any other kittens?

Breaks in labor are normal as long as mom isn't in distress. How does she seem now?

sahar89 · Feb 4, 2017

talkingpeanut said:
Has your cat seen a vet? I can't tell from your post. I also don't know what you mean by a not complete baby. Was it not fully developed? Has she delivered any other kittens?

Breaks in labor are normal as long as mom isn't in distress. How does she seem now?

Sorry I am under huge stress so I write incorrect words yes I meant not fully developd. Vets don't help wherever I took called they said pass 200$ and we can help and answer ur questions. ( it is ×4 in my money. I mean you read 200$ and you might think only this much? But my our money values 1/4 so it means much for me ) she looks fine. I call her name and she replies. Also cooked her meat and she ate with desire once again I tried to feed her she ate not much willing as before

StefanZ · Feb 4, 2017

Sahar89 said:
Sorry I am under huge stress so I write incorrect words yes I meant not fully developd. Vets don't help wherever I took called they said pass 200$ and we can help and answer ur questions. ( it is ×4 in my money. I mean you read 200$ and you might think only this much? But my our money values 1/4 so it means much for me ) she looks fine. I call her name and she replies. Also cooked her meat and she ate with desire once again I tried to feed her she ate not much willing as before

So she delivered one dead or dying kitten (forget it for now) - and one another later on. Is the second kitten alive? Does she take care of it?

Does she herself seems OK? If yes to both, its good, and you can probably take it more calmly.

If the second kitten is alive, but she doesnt take care of it, YOU must step in and handraise it, alone or together with HER the momma..

Please come back with more reports, so we can help you better.

Pauses are quite common as said before. So as long she is OK, you dont need to worry much.

daisyd · Feb 4, 2017

Vets want you to pay $200 before they will help answer questions ? Where do you live ! That's terrible ! I hope she is will give birth to some kittens soon and someone on this site can assist at least if they have experience !

Willowy · Feb 4, 2017

I'm no expert in cat breeding, but I understand it isn't very unusual for a cat to have an early delivery of one baby who is premature or deformed, and then go on to deliver the rest of the litter normally. And Siamese are known for going a little long in their pregnancies. So, cautiously, I'll say that as long as she isn't in distress, it could be OK.

Of course, if at any point she seems to be in distress, you will need to find some way to get a vet to help, or you could lose her and all the babies

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sahar89 · Feb 4, 2017

StefanZ said:
So she delivered one dead or dying kitten (forget it for now) - and one another later on. Is the second kitten alive? Does she take care of it?

Does she herself seems OK? If yes to both, its good, and you can probably take it more calmly.

If the second kitten is alive, but she doesnt take care of it, YOU must step in and handraise it, alone or together with HER the momma..

Please come back with more reports, so we can help you better.

Pauses are quite common as said before. So as long she is OK, you dont need to worry much.

She just delivered one dead kitten.still she has not delivered any.
I have persians. One of themhas delivered 2 kittens and ran away at first so we took care of them till we forced mother to take care of them.

daisyD said:
Vets want you to pay $200 before they will help answer questions ? Where do you live ! That's terrible ! I hope she is will give birth to some kittens soon and someone on this site can assist at least if they have experience !

I live in Iran.vets (most of them) here only want money !

Willowy said:
I'm no expert in cat breeding, but I understand it isn't very unusual for a cat to have an early delivery of one baby who is premature or deformed, and then go on to deliver the rest of the litter normally. And Siamese are known for going a little long in their pregnancies. So, cautiously, I'll say that as long as she isn't in distress, it could be OK.

Of course, if at any point she seems to be in distress, you will need to find some way to get a vet to help, or you could lose her and all the babies .

She looks fine but no other kittens!
She acts normal

sahar89 · Feb 5, 2017

She has delivered another today at 11:00 AM dead!
Still I guess there are 2

Sarthur2 · Feb 5, 2017

Sorry to hear this. Hopefully, she will have a live kitten at some point. Poor mama kitty.

daisyd · Feb 5, 2017

Omg this is awful ! Did she have a scan at any point or do you know how many she was carrying ? Can't you get Her to see a vet ?

sahar89 · Feb 5, 2017

sarthur2 said:
Sorry to hear this. Hopefully, she will have a live kitten at some point. Poor mama kitty.

I don't feel they are alive.they don't move.I feel sorry for her T-T

daisyD said:
Omg this is awful ! Did she have a scan at any point or do you know how many she was carrying ? Can't you get Her to see a vet ?

1 or 2.
I called 3 they are friends of a friend. From other city (1000km far) one of them is an expert told me if the mother is fine and doesn't smell like infection she doesn't need to be taken to vet as her body is now weak and might get sicknesses of those places.told me if she starts to act weak I must go and see a vet or she dies. She acts normal and eats well

StefanZ · Feb 5, 2017

Sahar89 said:
I don't feel they are alive.they don't move.I feel sorry for her T-T
1 or 2.
I called 3 they are friends of a friend. From other city (1000km far) one of them is an expert told me if the mother is fine and doesn't smell like infection she doesn't need to be taken to vet as her body is now weak and might get sicknesses of those places.told me if she starts to act weak I must go and see a vet or she dies. She acts normal and eats well

Yes, we do agree with this.

You see? Anybody has at least some resources. You contacted our Internet forum, you found these friends of friends.. Im sure you worked a good while to find them. And you got the advices which you needed to know.

Re momma. It may be so the kittens inside died, But a kitten in the birthing position isnt moving much, its very tight there. so unless you are used to palpitate, many owners dont feel the kittens move there, shortly before delivery.

The contrast is quite big, several days before expected delivery, contra when they are in the birthing position, I mean.

So lets hope for the best. Anyways, its most important mamma is OK. If she is OK, you can wait and see.

And when the times comes, please do spay her. It costs some, but you will be free from many headaches too.

sahar89 · Feb 6, 2017

StefanZ said:
Yes, we do agree with this.

You see? Anybody has at least some resources. You contacted our Internet forum, you found these friends of friends.. Im sure you worked a good while to find them. And you got the advices which you needed to know.

Re momma. It may be so the kittens inside died, But a kitten in the birthing position isnt moving much, its very tight there. so unless you are used to palpitate, many owners dont feel the kittens move there, shortly before delivery.

The contrast is quite big, several days before expected delivery, contra when they are in the birthing position, I mean.

So lets hope for the best. Anyways, its most important mamma is OK. If she is OK, you can wait and see.

And when the times comes, please do spay her. It costs some, but you will be free from many headaches too.

Thank you for heartwarming words
I will do my best
I don't wanna spay her I have many cats I saw how they feel after spay. They shiver also eat less and become unfriendly I took 3 who were spay and they didn't feel happy.I take more care besides I found such good friends as you guys [emoji]9829[/emoji]

talkingpeanut · Feb 6, 2017

Sahar89 said:
Thank you for heartwarming words
I will do my best
I don't wanna spay her I have many cats I saw how they feel after spay. They shiver also eat less and become unfriendly I took 3 who were spay and they didn't feel happy.I take more care besides I found such good friends as you guys [emoji]9829[/emoji]

I hope you will reconsider spaying. You were lucky this time that you lost only the kittens but that mom was ok. Without access to a good vet, each pregnancy is risking mom's life.

Do you keep your males and females separate? If not, you must have many pregnancies.

It's obvious that you love your cats. I hope you will find a good vet who can do the spays. There are usually no side effects at all.

danni88 · Feb 6, 2017

Spaying will also dramatically reduce the risk of her getting certain types cancers.

sahar89 · Feb 6, 2017

talkingpeanut said:
I hope you will reconsider spaying. You were lucky this time that you lost only the kittens but that mom was ok. Without access to a good vet, each pregnancy is risking mom's life.

Do you keep your males and females separate? If not, you must have many pregnancies.

It's obvious that you love your cats. I hope you will find a good vet who can do the spays. There are usually no side effects at all.

I know it all
I keep them srparated
Also this time had to pay for university so I am almost empty that is why. When I called those friends I could see I should not pay that much.

sahar89 · Feb 6, 2017

danni88 said:
Spaying will also dramatically reduce the risk of her getting certain types cancers.

Yes I know that.

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