That's hard to say. Some cats lose the plug 2 or three days before going into labor, other start labor almost immediately. It's not really a good indicator.
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Time to expect delivery (updated)
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Oh I didn't know that it wasn't good sign, I'm more worry now
It's not a bad sign, it just isn't consistent enough to tell you how soon she'll deliver.
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How is your cat doing now? As
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said, all signs point to labor and delivery in the next few days, or anytime now. All the signs are normal for the end of pregnancy as well. 
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She’s sleeping now n fine, waiting for the big dayHow is your cat doing now? As
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Is she in labor? Just stay with her if you can.
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I think so, I'm beside her
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That's the amniotic sack that surrounds the kitten, she is definitely in active labor. she could go as long as an hour, much more then that call your vet. She should be having it any minute, try to be calm and try to calm her. Do not disturb her when she is straining or squatting. Make sure she licks the kitten and get the sack off, you may have to wipe it's little face and stimulate it with a warm washcloth. She should do fine though, just make sure she licks it. she will also have to chew through the umbilical cord. if she does not, apply dental floss and tie it about an inch from the body and cut it after the knot. She will eat the afterbirth most likely too, perfectly normal. Please keep us informed! PS I'll say a little prayer for her to deliver safely......
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Beautiful, congratulations! What you saw was the afterbirth, most cats eat it for the nutrients. Looks good, good job, and give that new mama a kiss from me!
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Oh thank u.
When is she supposed to eat their umbirial cord? two of them still have it
She’s probably exhausted. You can go ahead and tie their cords about an inch from the body with string and pinch them off.
Are the 3 babies nursing well?
Are the 3 babies nursing well?
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Can I do it tomorrow?
Yeah all of them are nursing very well
