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I'm feeling lucky that Sam is here to 'assist' me  Have been through it many times with dogs but I haven't got very much experience with kittening!Is that what it is called Sam. Is it kittening in cats as it is whelping in dogs? |
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Sam seems very knowledgeable PK and has had lots of experience - I would certainly trust her advice. |
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Yes Pk thats what its called.Each litter is different,just remember never to panic.The only ones that cause problems are breach babies.If you get one dont hang about, get that baby out quick. Thanks Mags  but most things come down to common sence and a understanding and no panicking |
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Luckily I am not a panicking type anyhow. I've been through it many times with dogs and as a registered nurse I am used to emergencies so I can keep a level head in a crisis. I just like to be prepared......... Thanks Sam for your expertise  |
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thats right Sam cats cant read so how would they know how to be |
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