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In article <3697e075.39783175@news1.ns.sympatico.ca>, jj@ns.sympatico.ca
(Jim Jarvis) wrote:

On Sat, 09 Jan 1999 15:04:11 -0400, iantay@netcom.ca (Ian 'Tay'
Landry) wrote:

>
>What about the situation I keep getting into.  My cat has kittens, I wait
>until they are old enough to wean, take her the vet and she can't be done
>cause she is pregnant agian.  This is the third batch of kittens for her. 
>The vet says this is a very common orrucrance.
>
>Tay

Sounds like your cat is an outdoor one Tay. Keep her inside until she
has weaned the kittens and then get her to the vet. Unless you also
own the male, in which case you'll have to try harder to keep them
apart.


Actually she is an indoor cat who is terrified of the outdoors.  What
happens is she manages to sneak out when she goes into heat, the only time
she will go outside.  With 4 small kids on the run it is impossible to
keep here from doing this.  The vet said she can go into heat as soon as 3
weeks after giving birth but they won't fix her until 5 weeks
post-partum.  That leaves me with a two week window when she can sneek
out.  One of these times I will manage to prevent her from getting out I
hope.  Maybe this time.


Tay

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