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It didn't show me a picture.
And awesome. Thank you so much. I'll keep y'all updated.
And awesome. Thank you so much. I'll keep y'all updated.
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Very pregnant stray
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And thank you for talking to me. Lol I'm brand new on this site. Been reading on it for two weeks but just signed up this morning.
I can't stand people that abuse animals or children. [emoji]128548[/emoji] Pretty sure this momma was kicked or something. She can't stand feet to be near her.
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That is just horrible my cat as well was neglected and scared when I got her but she would not even go near anyone else whatsoever because she was locked in a room for so long and never fed great food it was horrible I just signed up as well actually because I love this site! So much!
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She's beautiful!
Right now momma cat is doing this weird thing running around doing this weird thing with her tongue like she got a bad taste in her mouth and having some weird twitch on her back by her tail. Like her whole lower half keeps twitching.
Right now momma cat is doing this weird thing running around doing this weird thing with her tongue like she got a bad taste in her mouth and having some weird twitch on her back by her tail. Like her whole lower half keeps twitching.
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That is completely normal she is getting closer by the minute she is having contractions actually so just let her be the twitching is also a contraction they all are contractions it's OK she is so close!!!
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She was sitting there laying and cuddling with me in the floor and just freaked. Lol seriously looked like she tasted something gross. Drool splashing when she shook her head and all. Then the twitching and now just keeps licking tail end and belly. Pretty sure I saw drops of milk too. I went ahead and told everyone to leave her alone for a bit. My 8 year old keeps trying to go love on her so I had to tell her no.
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Oh that's cute and great she is so close milk droppings are normal so no panic there and those are all reactions to contractions what a rhyme lol! But she is adorable I can't stop saying and your 8 year old is probably excited and just wants to love her all around lol that's so cute![emoji]128541[/emoji][emoji]128049[/emoji]
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Lol yeah just contractions completely normal also it is common to se Emily droppings near birth so so far amazing!!! Also your 8 year old is obviously (atleast to me) a animal lover and I am too I mean they are so cuddly my cat is actually cuddling right now with me!
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Milk*
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Both my 8 year old and 11 month old adore animals! Trying to teach the baby how to pet them. Right now she just tries to grab them. My other two cats are fine with it but momma cat doesn't like it at all so I don't let her near her right now.
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Aww a adorable little family. And yeah moms near birth are almost hostile towards anything except you most likely. You rescued her an love her she will probably (if she needs it) will let you help her and comfort her while she is giving birth have the kittens been moving a lot?[emoji]128571[/emoji]
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I still feel them move just not as much as a few days ago.
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And I think she may need it. She's tiny and one of those kittens are huge. He's the main one I can feel. And I can definitely feel/see a difference from him and the others in there.
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He will probably (no means to the other kittens) be more more healthy than others in there and she will be OK no matter what size she should be fine unless her area is not large enough to push the baby out then you need a soft towel and pull gently down and out not hard or else it could not only hurt her but the kitten as well. That's great that means that she is super close if movement is still a lot just not in her belly you said maybe I am wrong but that is what I heard right but umm yeah she and the babies should be great!
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How is her number 2 also because you'd aid it was yellow diarrhea so is it better now or is it the same so far
Try to keep your cat's bottom clean using a warm, damp cloth. Then apply some olive or coconut oil to her rear to give her relief from the burn. How long has she had this diarrhea?
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Sarthur I agree I was just seeing if it would change but you are right thanks for the help
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It's been going on for a few days but just a drop or two at a time. When she uses her box it's solid. Very weird.
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So far tonight she hasn't done it. She's been eating and drinking great. Been trying to keep up with how much water she's been getting. She goes through a whole bowl a day. And I keep a gallon jug of water in her room so I can refill when needed.
