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Oh no! I'm so sad to hear this :(

Yes, I definitely feel so much better now that she's had her babies! I've been so worried about her and them. We still have to wait and see as CH is still a possibility. But for now, happy and healthy babies and mama ♥

Chunk had two babies in the middle of the night!!!!! She is being a good mama apparently, which is good. All went well with delivery. They heard her yowling at 3am and were there just in time for the first birth <3

:O They have a huge house with many rooms so that kinda freaks me out. On the plus side, it looks like she only has one baby, MAYBE two.

It sounds like nesting and the pre-labor stuff starts 1-2 days before giving birth, so perhaps we're a bit ahead? And it sounds like he could have done the deed after being neutered and still gotten her pregnant for a brief amount of time. Fertile little dude regardless!

And.... what are signs of nesting? Besides possibly spending more time in a spot? They have a box with blankets they set up for her but she isn't doing anything particular with it other than sleeping there.

We are coming up on 3 weeks since the vet visit, where he said it would be most likely 2-3 weeks. She's not even acting differently. Client is back home and said she seemed like she might be nesting at one point, but she's acting normal now. Not acting maternal at all. Is this normal? I just...

Same thing I am now - sitting on my fat bum while eating hot cheese popcorn and watching YouTube videos lol.

Pissed off beer :lol:

This is why I don't understand this "reactive" culture that exists. They have such a huge opportunity to be proactive here and NOW and they are saying, "Nah, let's wait till people die more, then we'll do something". That's like having a tiny spot of cancer and saying "Nah, I'll wait till it...

I'm listening to the governor of Nebraska talk. It sounds like his plan is to take actions based on how bad things get. In other words, things have to get bad before taking a specific action. Does no one understand the concept of being proactive??? He's in a great position to keep things from...

That is true, but there are also some stores who have yet to implement limits on things. Because people get ridiculous if they don't have a full cart, if they can't hoard one thing they'll hoard another. So they need to put limits on everything at this point. Yes, because of a few stupid people...

The US is about 500 cases away from having the second most cases. Yes, meaning we'll be surpassing Italy. Another 750 after that and we'll surpass China. ETA: We have surpassed China and now have the most cases out of any other country in the world.

^^^This!

Possibly.... I need to find out when her family is coming home. They're hunkering down in a timeshare somewhere warmer and had possibly planned on staying later. So I may not even be there still when she delivers. But I kid you not, I walk in each visit freaking out until she pokes her head...

Honestly, I'm not sure exactly when she was vaccinated. I want to say 3 weeks ago or so? I'm paranoid I won't know she's nesting. The house is huge. More hiding places than I can count that she could possibly be nesting in.

I should have just the whole quote intact, lol. Yes, I tried to call her today but it went to voicemail. I will hopefully get to talk to her tomorrow. I very rarely call my clients while they are gone (usually just message) but I've called her so much! But yeah, I want to make sure she doesn't...

I will definitely be strongly suggesting spaying! I don't know what her vet said to her (we have some old-fashioned vets in the area) as far as spaying Chunk to begin with. But either way, I'll be letting her know it's also ok to spay/neuter the kitten way before 6 months!

Hello! This is in reference to a client's kitty (I own a professional cat sitting business). So I'm stating this ahead of time because I am not in charge of making decisions. However, I want to guide my client the best way possible so they can make the best decisions for themselves. That said...

Yeah, the scary thing is less about catching it myself (for me anyway), and more about spreading it without realizing I might have it. The asymptomatic ones are particularly terrifying because odds are, at least in the US, they will not be tested, and will just spread away unknowingly. Just part...