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Old 22-04-2008, 05:48 PM
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so, i have just picked Poppy up and when i put her down i had a clear discharge on my t-shirt.

I then checked her (down below) and noticed that she had a more clear discharge coming out, i wiped it with a wet wipe and it had a reddy tinge to it like there was blood in it.

Is this normal? and does this mean she might be about to have them?

Any advice would be great!

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Old 22-04-2008, 06:02 PM
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Hi Kelsie

I have had this on my cream coloured duvet cover and the birth was imminent The stains have still not come out
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Good luck - sounds like she is starting.
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Sounds like you'll soon be seeing kittens born within 24 hrs, maybe within 12 hrs. Good wishes for a safe healthy birth. Sending Poppy lots of cyber kisses - x x x x x
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Good luck, cant remember how long it was inbetween duvet stains and birth it was quite a few litters ago, vaguely think it was about 24 hours. Just watch her for any signs of struggling, i.e. pushing for hours and hours and nothing happening, anything nasty coming out. Signs of starting... the queen panting (yes mine do that gob open and all that), or if the first kit is on its way out you will see a plastic looking sac, like a condom pmsl, this is the babe's head normally. The sac over the head has to come off within a few minutes or the kit will suffocate. The queen may do it, or you can split it yourself with fingers to make sure the kit can breathe and open its airways with your little finger (common sense, making sure you have washed your own hands with antibac ).

You'll probably find the queen will do all this as course of nature, but watch her like a hawk as they dont all behave as per mother nature's rule book
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Re: Sorry - Poppy AGAIN

hi guys
thanks for all the help, i was starting to get a bit worried as this is my first time and i didnt know what to expect!
I left her for while and ive just checked her again, she had a bit more discharge (again with a bit a blood in it) when i wiped this away i noticed that she seems slightly dilated! She is still walking around ect though, doesnt seem to be settling!
I will keep you all updated!
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she may settle if you stay in the same room,my girls like me to lay next to them,if i try to go they will follow,even if a baby is half out!good luck and keep us posted
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Awww how exciting....

Dont forget to keep the same towels or whatever with them for the first few days at least.. all those smells helps them bond...
but you will know all that anyway xxx
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she may settle if you stay in the same room,my girls like me to lay next to them,if i try to go they will follow,even if a baby is half out!good luck and keep us posted
I hole up with my girls as well, quite like going into hibernation with a stack of nibbles, wine and essentials. Love the waiting if I was being honest
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Well - still no sign of kittens this morning and i have had to come to work. My OH is at home today so he is going to sit with her.
Last night she seemed slightly dilated but she looks exactly the same this morning. Nothings changed.
She is fine in herself and has even eaten a little bit of meat today. She only seems comfotable when shes lying on her back on my knee. The rest of the time she just keeps walking around. This morning the bump seems to hanging really low in stead of out to the side.
I will let you all know when the eventually start arriving!
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