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I’m so sorry about all of your stress. Do you think she might have gotten into something? Have you actually seen the boys mounting the girls? At four months old, it’s unlikely a male is capable, but I’m not an expert on the subject. They will be five months old at the end of the month, though and so if not now, eventually if not fixed, as we already know. Like
Sarthur2
mentioned, do the boys first and go from there. Did they ever give you guys a price? We will work on getting something together next month to help you guys out.
How much is the surrender fee? Do they take income into consideration? I know this is a tough spot.
As far as the vomiting, keep an eye on her to see if she may have eaten something, and watch her litterbox habits too. Is she still playing and acting the same? Is she one with diarrhea as well? My boy like, no loves to chew on plastic, hair bands, rubber bands, even leaves dragged in from outdoors! We have to be very careful what we leave out. This time last year he ate a bread tie, with the metal! Thankfully he’s never had a blockage but he’s either thrown things back up or pooped out quite a few surprises over the years, especially when he’s stressed. If you ever think any of them may have eaten something that needs to “pass” with some help, you can just use some petroleum jelly and it will help. Now if it’s something toxic, it won’t help. Let me know your thoughts on the possibility that she might just be sick or have gotten into something. Without older males in the house, I’d be shocked if she’s pregnant.
Hang in there!
How much is the surrender fee? Do they take income into consideration? I know this is a tough spot.
As far as the vomiting, keep an eye on her to see if she may have eaten something, and watch her litterbox habits too. Is she still playing and acting the same? Is she one with diarrhea as well? My boy like, no loves to chew on plastic, hair bands, rubber bands, even leaves dragged in from outdoors! We have to be very careful what we leave out. This time last year he ate a bread tie, with the metal! Thankfully he’s never had a blockage but he’s either thrown things back up or pooped out quite a few surprises over the years, especially when he’s stressed. If you ever think any of them may have eaten something that needs to “pass” with some help, you can just use some petroleum jelly and it will help. Now if it’s something toxic, it won’t help. Let me know your thoughts on the possibility that she might just be sick or have gotten into something. Without older males in the house, I’d be shocked if she’s pregnant.
Hang in there!