green discharge in heavily pregnant queen help please

[custardsmummy]

Her tiny littlebody is giving up, she suffocates almost when her tongue comes out. I left her to get a nappy for my son I was 30seconds she was stiff with her tongue right out completely no life in her, I bought her back around .. shes extremely restless and weak. She cant settle it seems shes trying to curl up to pass as often as every 90seconds but I move/rub her to prevent her from leaving but I think im delaying the inevitable. I hope shes not in pain

 

[custardsmummy]

Emmy has passed at the vets after having stimulant injection and oxygen thankyou for everybodys help through this. Mum and other 3 are okay x

 

[irusuk]

AW sad glad the others doing well x

 

[rubysmama]

So sorry to see this.  Rest in Peace sweet little Emmy. 

Glad Mum and the other kittens are doing well.  Take care of yourself @CustardsMummy  You did everything you could for little Emmy.

 

[talkingpeanut]

I'm so sorry to hear this. You did everything you could. It is always an uphill battle with underweight kittens.

Keep us posted on mom and the other three.

 

[Sarthur2]

I'm sorry to hear that Emmy lost the fight. She's no longer in pain. You did a great job with her.

How are mom and the other three doing now?

 

[custardsmummy]

Theyre okay first born in smaller but shes ok all feeding and pooing weeing (thought was a boy but shes not)

 

[talkingpeanut]

Glad all are doing well! Are you able to weigh them every 24 hours to make sure they are all getting enough from mom?

And I forget, do you know how she got pregnant? Did she get outside? Or do you own dad?

 

[Sarthur2]

It's good to hear that the others and mom are doing well. [emoji]128522[/emoji]

 

[custardsmummy]

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• custardsmummy
• Jul 12, 2016

Hi this is one of custards baby boys.. hes huge!! Is he a normal size for 4days old their all so big and all doing well x

 

[Sarthur2]

Kittens grow fast! He looks healthy! [emoji]128077[/emoji]

 

[custardsmummy]

Hmm, so my kittens started to open their eyes at the early age of 8days.. one girl opened them both fully at ten days.. but at 12 days old one of her eyes shut again and it only open a tiny bit now.. is that a normal occurrence for them to open and then glue shut again.

 

[custardsmummy]

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• custardsmummy
• Jul 22, 2016

Kittens are doing fab. 2weeks old and already trying to play fight each other custards doing a good job, hoping to get her spayed when shes weaned x

 

[StefanZ]

Hmm, so my kittens started to open their eyes at the early age of 8days.. one girl opened them both fully at ten days.. but at 12 days old one of her eyes shut again and it only open a tiny bit now.. is that a normal occurrence for them to open and then glue shut again.

As much is indivudual, so I suppose this is too individual.  Esp as it was a late one.  But there is a risk of infections, that is what you must watch out for...

If you notice any traces of infection, its safest to contact your vet.

You can lay on a warm and damp "cushion" an the eye, but dont try to pry it open by force.

 

[talkingpeanut]

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• custardsmummy
• Jul 22, 2016

Kittens are doing fab. 2weeks old and already trying to play fight each other custards doing a good job, hoping to get her spayed when shes weaned x

That's great! Do you need help finding someplace affordable to spay her?

 

[talkingpeanut]

No, this is not normal. I highly suspect that she needs an antibiotic ointment from the vet. As mentioned above, use a warm compress over the eye and don't allow it to stay closed but never pull it open.

 

[custardsmummy]

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[custardsmummy]

Our vets has an offer on.. for people on benefits its just 10pounds so no we don't but thankyou.. is difficult birth genetic?. As I dobt know weather or not to get her daughter spayed if its hereditary

 

[talkingpeanut]

Our vets has an offer on.. for people on benefits its just 10pounds so no we don't but thankyou.. is difficult birth genetic?. As I dobt know weather or not to get her daughter spayed if its hereditary

I believe that it could be, yes.  I also think it's especially important to spay and neuter if it's difficult to afford vet bills in case of emergency.  That isn't a judgement, and it can happen to anyone, but it's a huge risk to take.  Litters are EXPENSIVE and can be deadly for mom and babies.

 

[Sarthur2]

I agree that spaying her daughter is the best way to avoid future issues and possible heartbreak. She needs to be at least 2 pounds though.

I'm so glad they are doing well! [emoji]128522[/emoji]