That was like 2 houses down! I sat out all night the night that she left and was hearing meowing but I thought I was going crazy. [emoji]128514[/emoji]
They're still doing great. Our little dude had one eye open today!
Oh, one thing...is it possible/likely momma could still be pregnant. She still looks thick in the middle and had a huge case of the poops. I didn't realize cats could fart but goooooooooood lord.
I fostered, then adopted a shelter cat 4 months ago. She is finally settling down. She used to hide from my husband's noisy work shoes and sandals. And everything else at first. It will take time and worry about keeping her kittens safe may add a little to her jumpiness.
She is passing gas and pooping a lot because of her healthy diet. Cleaning out her system from the last few days too. She'll feel better for it. It smells worse when it's been inside her body longer. And she probably needs de-worming. You can buy tapeworm tablets on-line or at the pet store.
She is no longer pregnant. Like Handsome Kitty said, her uterus needs to shrink back. Mama cats almost never get their original, svelte figures back. And the house cat deal involves plenty of yummy food and little exercise. My mama kitty is a little plump too, and her kits are 15 weeks. I find that former strays enjoy their regular meals!
Yeah, I'm meeting up with a lady in the next couple of weeks that fosters a lot of cats who is going to get me some dewormer and more flea medicine for both Mama and babies.
We still have the stinky poop/diarrhea problem. I'm not sure how long I should wait to see if it's diet/stress/motherhood/worms etc. Both mama and kittens will be dewormed in a couple of weeks. I just don't want her to suffer or my husband to be freaked out (any more than he already will be) when he gets home.
shes getting wellness core grain free, and this is after switching from fancy feast. I'm not sure it's food (this is coming from someone who's only ever had dogs) because her first solid poop was the day after I rescued her (Saturday). [emoji]128528[/emoji]
Probably worms of some sort. You may want to take her in sooner to be de-wormed. Take a stool sample. If she has worms, the kittens will need to be treated for the same ones. Worms can cause diarrhea and stinky poop.
So, she can be treated and it won't affect the babies (negatively) - that's my only concern right now. It's strange that she had a good poop and is now a mess! That's why it kind of threw me off.
You can skip the KMR for a couple of days to see. Can't hurt. She'll be okay without it. It could be the KMR. Only way to know is to take it away for 24-48 hours.
Just take her. Babies will be okay for a couple of hours.