Seems a little inappropriate, Don't you think?Originally Posted by MyBabies
I HOPE all you who have pregnant and nursing NON purebred Mom's have someone who wants them!
I hate to think of them being put down as they were not wanted!
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They all have good homes... This wasnt my year and alot has happenes so I was not able to get her fixed... The family understood and everyone has been here with me all the way..The babies will have good homes...
I'm newfostermom's 11yr. old son. How long should we wait before tying of the cord?
We know that don't worry Jenny
MyBabies...Not all people have to have purebreds. I do not believe in spending lots of money to buy a dog or cat. Animals are so inbred these days that they are having serious issues. I have a rare dog that is deaf that we got for FREE. I am sure that everyone at least on this site will be able to find good and loving homes for their kittens.
Oh, golly...I'm not sure. Let me jump on somewhere else and see if I can find out...
I found this for you.
"If the mother doesn't cut the umbilical cord you will need to. Tie dental floss around the cord about 1 inch away from the kittens body and cut the umbilical cord on the mom's side of the tie. Don't cut it too close to the kitten as infection or death can occur. Also if you notice the mom trying to chew too close to the kitten stop her and cut it yourself. If you notice her having trouble giving birth at any time you can put some petroleum jelly on her to ease the kittens coming out."
I hope this helps!
"If the mother doesn't cut the umbilical cord you will need to. Tie dental floss around the cord about 1 inch away from the kittens body and cut the umbilical cord on the mom's side of the tie. Don't cut it too close to the kitten as infection or death can occur. Also if you notice the mom trying to chew too close to the kitten stop her and cut it yourself. If you notice her having trouble giving birth at any time you can put some petroleum jelly on her to ease the kittens coming out."
I hope this helps!
She chewed the cord and yes, it's breathing
Oh my two cats having kittens.......This is a very exciting day.......
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She seems to be resting I am going to change the sheets out....
I agree, Yorkiegal. Kinda too late to worry about after 7 kittens, isn't it? Oh well, I do know what you mean, MyBabies. Everyone on here would like to see every kitten find it's forever home.
So, it doesn't look like there's a #13 Skittlet, huh?
I would personally wait a while before changing the sheets. It will be fine for her to nurse on scuzzy sheets. I would now disrupt things for Skittles as little as possible.
So, it doesn't look like there's a #13 Skittlet, huh?
I would personally wait a while before changing the sheets. It will be fine for her to nurse on scuzzy sheets. I would now disrupt things for Skittles as little as possible.
...and in areas where vets don't spay pregnant cats or cats younger than 6 months of age, how are people going to be able to do anything but have a litter if their cat gets out accidentally or a pregnant stray comes to their door? Please stop before this gets to an insane level.
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