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HELP! My cat had kittens 4 hours ago and has been neglecting one of her kittens, and still hasn't eaten the placenta or cleaned it dry. The other kittens are dried off
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My girl just had 7 kittens, I had to help with the last 3 and cut of their umbilical cords with sterilized scissors. She ate 4 of the... | PetCoach
When do Kitten Umbilical Cords Fall Off? Clever Insights – DR. EMMANUEL FONTAINE
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When The Kitten's Umbilical Cord Does Not Fall Off
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When The Kitten's Umbilical Cord Does Not Fall Off
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Cut the umbilical cord for newborn kittens when the mother cat is exhausted. - YouTube
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My cat had her first kittens and one of them has this?Did she not cut the umbilical cord right or?How do I help it idk if its in pain : r/cats
5 days old kitten umbilical cord didn't fall out but kitten is healthy. no vet around here. should i wait? or what? | PetCoach
