Does she need help to get it out? It will probably be stillborn too. So, so sad!
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Help with cat in labor
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Oh, it's out! Mama trying so hard for her kitten to live!
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This one was even bigger I'm rubbing with her she doesn't even care this is heartbreaking
Any life there? The sac is so dark looking! Oh, my! Not healthy.
Mama is exhausted and depressed. Kittens should be mewing and trying to latch and nurse. So sad!
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She is still panting I can't imagine another one she was so little !!! The dark sac isn't a good sign? I wonder if it was just to long
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No life 
Did the last placenta come out?
Do you think there is a sixth kitten still to come? Bless her heart! This poor mama. They were in too long. Something went wrong.
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Yes all of the placentas came and she ate them all she's still licking the kittens too I think there could be a sixth
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Pray it's alive!!!
Oh, please let there be a live one. I am so choked up over this! Let her lick them. It hurts nothing. She needs to know. Is she laboring still?
She may have diarrhea from eating the placentas, but it can't be helped under the circumstances. Normally eating a few is ok and then we remove them with house cats. Don't worry about it now. They just can't stay inside her or she will be ill with infection.
What's happening now?
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I think because she is feral they probably all eat them?
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She is still breathing fast and panting a bit
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She's lying down and resting, looks a lot calmer. and apprehensive of me again
No, all cats eat placentas. Yes, in the wild they eat them all so that predators do not pick up the scent. It's okay. Does it seem like there is one more? Has she stopped to drink kitty milk or anything?
The poor kitty. Does she need more food or milk?
