Sorry it’s so long; I just need help and want to give as much information as I can.
I hate that I have to go through all of this to get a straight answer, don’t see people on “trying to conceive” saying “you know there are too many people in the world, you should get fixed.” But anyhow, to make things clear; We adopted a very young cat, with all intentions of having her fixed only to find out as we were giving her a flea bath the day we got her that she is pregnant. As soon as it is time we will have her spayed. We were just giving a good home to a homeless cat; not trying to make more cute little kitties (can adopt plenty at the pound.)
Yes I know she is pregnant (don’t know how far along,) and after trying to find out last night if the slight bloody discharge she had was a sign of birth or something wrong (and being told she was having her period…lol) I know she is close to ready for birth, and I think that covers everything. Sorry to make a short question long, it’s just hard to take some of the things people say…ouch.
The problem is I think the kitten is going to be stillborn, read this happens in young cats and I can’t see it moving, so will the “queen” still deliver? So far she seems really fine, I am just over worried (will take her ASAP to the vet if something goes wrong.) The kitten is really low, moving towards the birth canal, and it seems like she should be in labor; she just isn’t following any of the “stages of labor” I keep reading. She isn’t doing anything motherly, she is still eating, and worrying her mommy sick (that might have been one.)
Anyone know what is going on? I also read that the “queens” can hold off delivery if they are upset, could my worrying be upsetting her? How will I know if something is wrong if she seems so fine?
Lastly, is it possible the kitten is still alive and just because it is so close to time I don’t notice it moving? Btw, I say kitten because luckily it feels like only one. I just don’t understand how it can be a stillborn when she is so healthy and went though all the progression of motherhood every well considering her age. I mean she does still run-a-muck like a kitten herself but the baby even grew nicely.
Any help for a *pacing* future kitten owner (hopefully) would be so appreciated, you wouldn’t understand.
2007-12-11
02:52:39
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