arcadian
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Sat Jul-26-08 05:11 PM
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Kitty had kittens but I don't know where. |
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Was pregnant last night, gone all day and just showed up, she is no longer pregnant. Is eating and drinking water but she won't return to where ever she had the kittens. She keeps panting with her mouth agape. Is this normal? Any suggestions? If I find the kittens should I move them to a safer location immediately? I think she had them either under neighbors deck or in the woods.
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Sat Jul-26-08 05:22 PM
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If she's panting, it's possible one died and got stuck, and she's still trying to push it out.
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arcadian
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Sat Jul-26-08 05:34 PM
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We found them actually, she had them in the neighbors log pile. There are 6 of them. Will call vet.
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Sat Jul-26-08 05:37 PM
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:wow: *vibes* to their little family.
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Sat Jul-26-08 05:40 PM
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4. We took in a pregnant stray once who had seven and they all survived |
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She was tiny, too. Poor thing's tummy was dragging the ground before she finally had them.
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arcadian
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Sat Jul-26-08 05:42 PM
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5. Same with this little kitty |
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Pretty tiny, the kittens all look good and and in good health.
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Sat Jul-26-08 05:44 PM
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6. That's good news. Can you bring them in and set up a nest box or something for her? |
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She might just be exhausted.
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arcadian
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Sat Jul-26-08 05:58 PM
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Box with nice soft towels and we already moved th kittens. No objections from momma kitty. I think that's what it is, she is exhausted. I went back to the wood pile to see if there were any stragglers that I missed and when I did she followed me and got back in that little nest. So I was thinking that maybe she wasn't done. No kittens were left behind and I left and she followed me back and went to tend to the kittens. I think she will be alright. Thanks for your help.
:hi: :-)
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Sat Jul-26-08 06:55 PM
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9. okay that sounds good! |
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it's some worrying stuff, the cat midwifery
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Sat Jul-26-08 06:33 PM
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8. We had a cat once when I was a teenager that had no mothering instinct |
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She dropped the kittens, one by one, all over our carport and behind it. We found dead baby kittens everywhere. It was so sad. She also was panting and behaving strangely. I've never forgotten it--and that was probably 40-some years ago.
Glad to hear you found them all in one place.
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arcadian
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Sat Jul-26-08 07:07 PM
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10. She's an outdoor kitty, but we let her come in to recuperate. |
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Edited on Sat Jul-26-08 07:11 PM by arcadian
In the air conditioning. I think that did the trick. She stopped panting and is now feeding the kittens. She looks like she is doing a lot better.
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Sat Jul-26-08 08:06 PM
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