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janet
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Oh no no no no

a few months ago i rescued a cat. I brought her to the vet got a clean bill of health. RIGHT.

The cat was an outdoor cat only, since with me only indoors.


Yesterday, i noticed a belly, nipples and yeah i feel something. Chat Icon Chat Icon Chat Icon

thinking back to the vet, she did never check to see if she had a scar from being fixed.

The vet opens at 9 and I am going to call them. If she is. After they are ready to adopted out. I am going to ask the vet to help getting them adopted out. Being she did not check, she should help. Then Abby Tabby Doo will be getting fixed!!!!!

Please PRAY that she is NOT pg.Chat Icon Chat Icon

eta: I do not know of her getting out. But I do have a teenager here who might not have told me that she didChat Icon Chat Icon

eta: This was a new vet i was trying out.

Message edited 11/17/2010 8:24:18 AM.

Posted 11/17/10 8:19 AM
 
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Re: Oh no no no no

Good luck!!!!!

Posted 11/17/10 9:25 AM
 

janet
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Re: Oh no no no no

I just called the vet. She goes tuesday to get checked. They are not the brightest bunch there.So i found out. I was like ugg i am so not ready for this. She was like well there are things you can do, I was like well she was there and they did not check(i had to get a little snootie) if she was fixed. Well she is 6 months, i was like umm no they told me she was about 7 years old. She said well the computer says she is 6 months,.
I think I will be going back to my old vet after this visit. Chat Icon Chat Icon

sorry for the run on for those who are grammer freaks!Chat Icon

Posted 11/17/10 9:37 AM
 

Karma
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Re: Oh no no no no

A few months ago? Gestational periods in cats are only about 9 weeks. If she hasn't been outside since you have had her, she is probably not pregnant.

Posted 11/17/10 9:44 AM
 

mrsBLT
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Re: Oh no no no no

Posted by Karma

A few months ago? Gestational periods in cats are only about 9 weeks. If she hasn't been outside since you have had her, she is probably not pregnant.



yea, if she was pregnant when you found her she would have had the kittens by now unless she's gotten out and been sperminated since then!

what exactly are you feeling?

all animals have nipples... my male cats have nipples and one of them has a pretty big belly and they're obviously not preggoChat Icon

Message edited 11/17/2010 10:06:43 AM.

Posted 11/17/10 10:06 AM
 

janet
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Re: Oh no no no no

Posted by Karma

A few months ago? Gestational periods in cats are only about 9 weeks. If she hasn't been outside since you have had her, she is probably not pregnant.



As far as i know she has not been outside. I work a lot and DD is usually the one here with her. So she might have not told me

Posted 11/17/10 10:06 AM
 

mrsBLT
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Re: Oh no no no no

what vet was this?

Posted 11/17/10 10:35 AM
 

wo0shply
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Re: Oh no no no no

all i can say is WOW.

Posted 11/17/10 10:43 AM
 

janet
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Re: Oh no no no no

Posted by mrsBLT

Posted by Karma

A few months ago? Gestational periods in cats are only about 9 weeks. If she hasn't been outside since you have had her, she is probably not pregnant.



yea, if she was pregnant when you found her she would have had the kittens by now unless she's gotten out and been sperminated since then!

what exactly are you feeling?

all animals have nipples... my male cats have nipples and one of them has a pretty big belly and they're obviously not preggoChat Icon



OBVIOUSLY I am feeling the nipples MORE so then they where. The hair is gone from around them. Not all but some of them. An no need for the laughing guy. I would ASUME you would have known what I meant but the nipples. I guess not.

PS. I have 9 animals all together. ALL ARE FIXED.

Message edited 11/17/2010 10:55:36 AM.

Posted 11/17/10 10:52 AM
 

janet
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Re: Oh no no no no

Posted by wo0shply

all i can say is WOW.



And that would be WHY?

Posted 11/17/10 10:52 AM
 

mrsBLT
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Re: Oh no no no no

Posted by janet

Posted by mrsBLT

Posted by Karma

A few months ago? Gestational periods in cats are only about 9 weeks. If she hasn't been outside since you have had her, she is probably not pregnant.



yea, if she was pregnant when you found her she would have had the kittens by now unless she's gotten out and been sperminated since then!

what exactly are you feeling?

all animals have nipples... my male cats have nipples and one of them has a pretty big belly and they're obviously not preggoChat Icon



OBVIOUSLY I am feeling the nipples MORE so then they where. The hair is gone from around them. Not all but some of them. An no need for the laughing guy. I would ASUME you would have known what I meant but the nipples. I guess not.

PS. I have 9 animals all together. ALL ARE FIXED.



um wow... why are you getting so defensive when i asked you questions to try and HELP you? and no, you said you noticed nipples - not that you noticed nipples that had gotten bigger and unusal.

the laughing guy was because i was making a joke about male cats being pregnant. i wasn't laughing at your or your cat.

you need to relax. i was trying to help you but because of that response, figure it out on your own.

Posted 11/17/10 11:04 AM
 

Nifheim
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Re: Oh no no no no

she could be just getting fat. My once outdoor now indoor cat (stray we adopted) we thought was preggers and went to two vets to confirm she was fixed and that she is just getting fat. Her nipples are popping out as well.

Posted 11/17/10 12:37 PM
 

wo0shply
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Re: Oh no no no no

Posted by janet

Posted by wo0shply

all i can say is WOW.



And that would be WHY?



I cant believe that the vets office thought she was six months and they argued with you.

I hope your kitty is okay.

Posted 11/17/10 2:36 PM
 

jilliibabii
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Re: Oh no no no no

First of all, there's a chance she got out and she's prego- not the absolute worst thing in the world. We didn't know our cat was prego until we found my mother's bed writhing with little kittens one day. She was fine. Don't worry, either way it'll work out.

And relax, don't get so defensive. Nobody was poking fun at you or doing anything but help you. Chat Icon Good luck!

Posted 11/17/10 3:54 PM
 
 
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