That's wonderful! I have a feeling there will be no issues!
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First time pregnant cat... What should i expect?
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I meant going forward with these two gaining weight and growing properly. Yes, you went through quite a lot.
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I know, onwards and upwards for these two 
meg booked in for 8 weeks time to be spayed, and their first injections meg also having the injections as she was found as a very young stray so we dont know if she ever had them. Better to start again to be sure xx
meg booked in for 8 weeks time to be spayed, and their first injections meg also having the injections as she was found as a very young stray so we dont know if she ever had them. Better to start again to be sure xx
Absolutely! And she probably had no vaccines whatsoever anyway, as you said.
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WooHoo! This is fabulous! Mittens is a little piggy! [emoji]128522[/emoji][emoji]128149[/emoji]
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Also, quick question, dont know wether its normal, but Meg hasnt used the litter tray for a number two since having the kittens 2 1/2 days ago. Shes eating fine and seems ok in herself, but is there anything i need to do? Xx
She will have to go soon! In the meantime, add several drops of olive or vegetable oil to her wet food. This will help. She probably cleaned herself out well before giving birth.
Mittens is likely a boy, but not necessarily. You'll be able to tell in a few weeks. Either way, the more weight gain the better for both at this stage! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
Mittens is likely a boy, but not necessarily. You'll be able to tell in a few weeks. Either way, the more weight gain the better for both at this stage! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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Can cats become incontinent? Meg just climbed up on the bed for a quick cuddle and left a trail of urine behind her :/ she didnt seem to know she was doing it. She has been using her litterbox aswell though. Now changing all the bedding after getting comfy [emoji]128549[/emoji] Xx
She's probably leaking because her muscles are loose right now. They'll tighten back up. Also, she may have had a full bladder. I doubt it will continue to happen on a regular basis.
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Im just made up shes left the nest to be honest. First time shes got out since she had them. She is back and forth at 5 min intervals between me and the kittens but its great to have her back to her affecionate self
Sarthur2 is right about the dribbling. It happens to human mommies, too. [emoji]128516[/emoji]
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Oh dont i know it [emoji]128514[/emoji] two kids later i cant go near a trampoline [emoji]128514[/emoji] day three weigh ins are: Rosie 142g (+17g) Mittens 164g (+18g) looks like Rosie is starting to catch up slightly xx
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They're doing great! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
So lovely that Meg is wanting to be with you again, and her babies 
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