"c" section

tough night again last night as we had to rush Floss to the vets. she just couldn't pass her kittens. After a long struggle on her part we decided to ring our vet, Sophie agreed to meet us at the surgery and the 2 wonderful Bengal kittens that appeared from the "c" section showed that there was no way Floss could pass these huge kittens in the normal way. we were so relived to see that Floss and her babies were well and we were all back home and back in bed for 4.30am.

6.30am - hand feed the brown spotted male and female from floss, and check their hot water bottle and heat pad. floss is thoroughly fed up with herself and so we check her heat pad and make sure she is clean and as comfortable as we can make her. Check that her hot water bottle is still warm with the help of her heat pad. the hot water bottle is there to give her the comfort of movement - a bit like the belly of her mum when she was a kitten.

7.30am - cook the chicken for the weaning kittens, cool and dish out

8.30am - its a cleaning and moving day today. Floss goes back in my bedroom to recover and get used to her kittens.
Lil and her kittens are moved downstairs and Katey does a great job of cleaning out the middle bedroom.
Jade and her kittens are moved downstairs and the front bedroom is also cleaned ready for the next mum to be.
Bedrooms need to be thoroughly cleaned and sprayed before the next mums to be can join us. the risk of infection is still there no matter where in the house they are. As well as sweeping, washing and spraying everywhere, there is all the bedding and any throws, quilts, cushions etc to wash - a job not to be taken lightly.
Jacky
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