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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 13:08

feel really stupid asking this question but here it goes...i was wondering can you get morning after pills for cats??

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KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 13:10

I don't know, I haven't heard of it. Does your vet have an out of hours helpline thingumy?

sorry, have to chuckle though

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 13:22

i know me too im so embrassed thankyou for reply yeh but they will ask me my namethought id ask on here first

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KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 13:23

lol, don't worry, just call and say "she got out, can we do anything?" rather than ask specifically!

lulu25 · 31/05/2009 13:24

lol

naughty, naughty cat!

bella39 · 31/05/2009 13:38

There is an injection for dogs, but am not aware of one for cats (though I could very easily be wrong...)

Most vets will spay (neuter) a cat early on in a pregnancy though.

Best idea is to call your vet tomorrow.

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 13:50

well i was due to get her spayed the end of the month that was earliest appointment but yesterday i left the back door open and she got out before i relised normally im really quick off the mark!!! yeh mayb i shouldnt say morning after pill

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jemart · 31/05/2009 13:53

are you certain she's been at it?

a litter of kittens is not the end of the world though and you can always get her speyed once the kittens are weaned.

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 14:02

well i heard fighting last night and their was another cat running off, dont get me wrong i adore cats but shes to young shes not even a year old yet there is to many unspayed cats and un wanted kittens i really wanted to get her done

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KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 14:04

Good call Alisha, people thnking "one litter won't hurt" is a lot of the reason we need so many shelters in this country

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 14:06

i totally agree i feel ive let myslef down and my poor cat

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KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 14:11

Nah, mistakes happen to everyone. The reason you have not let anyone down is your responsible attitude to sorting the problem rather than just going "Ah well, kittens are cute" or some other insanity.

Debs75 · 31/05/2009 14:14

If she is up to 4 weeks most vets will still spay her and PDSA will definitely, yoi have to get some housing or council tax benefit to register wilt them for treatment but not sure about spaying.

There are too many unwanted kittens around.

Friends cat got pregnant before one then had two more litters quickly (she's not even two yet) the last litter had loads of birth defects and all died vet said it was cos she was too young and her body couldn't cope. when she got spayed four weeks later she was preg again

PaulaAtMummyKnowsBest · 31/05/2009 14:18

how do most people manage?

My cat had her babies 10 weeks ago and has got out a few times due to windows being open due to the hot weather. We think she is pregnant again.

My vet said that she couldn't be spayed until the kittens were fully weaned and the mummy had fed the kittens for at least a week, ideally 2.

She is still giving the kittens a feed every once in a while so couldn't be spayed yet.

Do i really have to spend the whole summer with no doors or windows open?

KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 14:21

Debs that is awful

Paula, yes! It is only a few weeks, you can keep her shut in the dining room/utility whilst you air the hous etc but you have to keep them in until they are spayed!

jemart · 31/05/2009 14:26

I'm not advocating letting moggies breed indiscriminately, neutering is definitely the way to go. But I just think if it were me I couldn't face speying my cat knowing that unborn kittens were going to be killed in the process and would wait until after kittens were weaned to do it.

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 14:29

phoned vet got to get appointment tommorrow they do injections for cats!!

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 14:31

no no no no i wouldnt have her spayed with kittens in her belly i needed something to stop it if you know what i mean

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KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 14:31

Yay, that is fab Alisha!

Jemart, if the spaying can be done within a couple of days or so there won't be any unborn kits to be affected.

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 14:32

yes thankyou you put it better than me im happy again now

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KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 14:33

Good, don't feel down on yourself about the little things Alisha, there are far too many big things to worry about

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 14:41

i know its one thing after another, i was panicking incase their wasnt anything that could be done for my cat we only have another just under a month to go before shes spayed and we had done well up till now so i was really gutted id let her down and that she was going to have kittens then those kittens would have kittens then those would have un wanted kittens etc.... think my pets are sending me mental

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KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 14:47

Lol, well if it is not the dc it is the animals - either way they will see your sanity off

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 15:49

lol i have 3dcs so yeh their is no hope for me

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alisha29 · 31/05/2009 15:51

sorry forgot my manners many thanks for your help and replys

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KingCanuteIAm · 31/05/2009 16:53

You're welcome