If anyone has a nagging question they can't seem to find a good answer to, I am avail. for it. If I don't know , I will NOT make something up!! I have hords of professors who are biting at the bit to help me anytime . So, for a well educated ANSWER based on facts instead of opinion, feel free!! I have particpated in seminars covering human AND animal nutrition, everything horses (from nutrition to riding-have been a professional trainer for 12 years, including barrels racing, cutting, and reining, and lameness/farrier issues), and have been a vet tech for 6 years, and am in vet school for pet related questions.. so I LOVE answering questions and helping people with prob. Feel free to ask as many questions as you like!! Its free advice, so if you have doubts, you can research my answers to others. I will never be offended, so ask away! If you have a personal question, email me from my profile page. ALSO, do NOT ask a question unless you have a way for me to contact you!! -Shay
2007-07-18
08:29:40
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AGAIN, I have no way of contacting you unless you allow email!!!!!
To Lan Lan.. these are symptoms of her last few dya sbefore giving birth. "Nesting" is usually within 48 hours and she may stop eating soon. When you notice her producing milk, this is within the same time period, and if you can take her temperture (99 or so is what you are looking for) she will decrease her temperature in the last 12-24 hours. She must have been bred very quickly after her first litter because gestation is around 65 days or so. Uusally it isnt healthy for a cat to be rebred until the kittens are at least weeks, but she may be a little sooner. Email me directly for more info
2007-07-23
03:38:11 ·
update #1
that correction is "at least SIX weeks or so"
2007-07-23
03:38:59 ·
update #2