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Old 18-05-2009, 06:21 AM
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Minni is in labour - some help please

Minnii is due Friday and today when we got up she is in labour

One kitten is hanging out of her (it's breech) we found her having started this morning -no signs yesterday - the kitten is moving out but very slowly - when and how do I intervene!
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Old 18-05-2009, 06:25 AM
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

Not that I can help - but bumping this UP - in the hope that someone can!!!
My gut reaction is that a with anything species born breach time is an important factor!!! I would have helped at the first signs!!!! but hoping like hell that someone will advice NOW!
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Old 18-05-2009, 06:35 AM
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

Spid! how are things moving now???????
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

give your vets a ring for advice if theyre not open maybe they have an emergency number? hope things work out ok x
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

It's out - quite a deformed head - still born - little boy - no wonder she had problems with it
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Old 18-05-2009, 06:43 AM
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

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It's out - quite a deformed head - still born - little boy - no wonder she had problems with it
Hope things are going well now Spid!!!
Better be watching for the next one!!!
trust you'll update us later!
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Sorry to firstborn did not make it
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

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It's out - quite a deformed head - still born - little boy - no wonder she had problems with it
Aww I'm sorry to hear that, Good luck with the rest xx lisa xx
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Old 18-05-2009, 06:54 AM
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

Hi Spid,

Sorry I didn't see your messages earlier. Sorry about the little one.

A breach in cats is nothing to worry about - a lot of kittens are born breach. Most of the first kittens born to my girls are breech for some reason - don't know why.

If the girl is straining heavily for an hour, then in my opinion you need the vet. These things do change from girl to girl though. If she looks like she's exhausted, then get her to a vet sooner. If the kitten is halfway out, but she's having problems with the last bit, get a clean, dry flannel and grab what you can of the kitten, and WITH HER CONTRACTIONS pull gently downwards towards her heels. Do not pull unless she is having a contraction as it will injure her.

Now the first one has cleared the way, the others should come quite easily.

Good luck!
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

No further progress - will let you know when there is

little boy was 165g HUGE no wonder she had trouble!
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Re: Minni is in labour - some help please

That is huge. My girl had problems with a 145g a couple of weeks ago, so no wonder poor Minni took a while to get that one out! It was the first kitten born, and all the others were smaller, so I hope this is the case for you too!
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