All of Jupiter's kittens have new homes now. This leaves Jupiter still
producing milk.
Her tits are very full, she's not irritable, she seems quite
comfortable...
In "Meet the Parents", Ben Stiller says you can milk anything with
nipples, but please! I'm not up for anything like that!
Does anyone have an idea of how long she will keep producing milk? It
seems like the supply should wane since there is no demand.
Or... What if she begins to whine? What if her titties and nipples
keep getting bigger and harder! Did I home the kittens too soon?
Should I go borrow a kitten back?
Thanks
Barry
I have a video showing Jupiters swollen tits... Ill upload in a min
Barry - 14 Feb 2007 02:22 GMT
> I have a video showing Jupiters swollen tits... Ill upload in a min
http://tinyurl.com/33cobj
video looks so much better if you view it Original Size
see the button at far bottom right of google video player...
I recommends viewing at "Original Size"...
http://tinyurl.com/33cobj
Barry - 14 Feb 2007 02:25 GMT
> All of Jupiter's kittens have new homes now. This leaves Jupiter still
> producing milk.
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> I have a video showing Jupiters swollen tits... Ill upload in a min
http://tinyurl.com/33cobj
this might be second post w/video link
I can't recall if I actually hit send
see google video player setting button at bottom right of video
looks best if you view "Original Size"
Thanks for any advice
sheelagh - 14 Feb 2007 02:26 GMT
> All of Jupiter's kittens have new homes now. This leaves Jupiter still
> producing milk.
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> I have a video showing Jupiter's swollen tits... Ill upload in a min
Lol, no need
NOOOOOO dont' do that,,you will just make it worse for her!! thanks,
It will dry up within the week, so don't worry about it. I know that
it might look uncomfortable & probably is if my memory serves me
correctly(personally!), but it is something that nature takes care of.
Whilst she was feeding her kittens, it worked the theory of a tap
basis, the more they wanted, the more that flowed.
You have done her a favour by getting them homed gradually, so now
that she has no more to feed, again, like the tap theory, she has
turned the tap off..so with no more kittens, you are simply watching
the build up in the tap. as long as she doesn't feed any more kittens,
it will be gone in a few days or so. Don't worry most of all!
S;o)
sheelagh - 14 Feb 2007 02:32 GMT
> All of Jupiter's kittens have new homes now. This leaves Jupiter still
> producing milk.
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> I have a video showing Jupiters swollen tits... Ill upload in a min
LOL, no need !!
NNNOOOOOOOOO, don't do that, you will only make it worse.
You were doing the right thing to start with. By allowing the kittens
to go at intervals, you have helped the tap situation, the more she
feeds them, the more that arrives.
They will dry up in a few days, so just leave her be for now.
It might be a little uncomfortable, but she will get by & it will go
away & dry up very soon, within days I think
S;o)
Matthew - 14 Feb 2007 02:56 GMT
Barry 8 to 12 weeks is the age when you can give a kitten away most states
that is the law
> All of Jupiter's kittens have new homes now. This leaves Jupiter still
> producing milk.
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> I have a video showing Jupiters swollen tits... Ill upload in a min
Barry - 14 Feb 2007 03:00 GMT
> Barry 8 to 12 weeks is the age when you can give a kitten away most states
> that is the law
Oh, well, they were at least 8 weeks, some were 9 and 10
Thanks Matt, I thought I was going to have to milk her <G>
Matthew - 14 Feb 2007 03:11 GMT
>> Barry 8 to 12 weeks is the age when you can give a kitten away most
>> states
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> Thanks Matt, I thought I was going to have to milk her <G>
Hey you were worried about having some groceries and money being tight
got milk ;-)
sorry could not help myself
Barry - 14 Feb 2007 03:13 GMT
> got milk ;-)
>
> sorry could not help myself
haha!
yeah! dem kitten fritters were DA BOMB!
Wendy - 14 Feb 2007 12:10 GMT
> All of Jupiter's kittens have new homes now. This leaves Jupiter still
> producing milk.
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> I have a video showing Jupiters swollen tits... Ill upload in a min
She should dry up in a week or so. So call your vet now and get her a spay
appointment for next week - perfect timing!!!
W
Barry - 14 Feb 2007 15:57 GMT
> She should dry up in a week or so. So call your vet now and get her a spay
> appointment for next week - perfect timing!!!
>
> W
Thanks, I am relieved
Lynchburg
Angels of Assisi 434-384-2551
FERAL (Feline Rescue Alliance) feral cats only 877-883-3725
wecare@feralrescue.org
See, I'm really going to do it!
Thanks for the encouragement.
Will spaying affect her personality?
The female cat spends at least half the year with her reproductive
tract dormant (cats only cycle Spring and Summer). This means that,
behaviorally speaking, she acts spayed most of the time and no
personality change should be noted. This said, it is important to
realize that a cycling cat can be extremely solicitous of affection.
This kind of playful, flirtatious behavior will stop with spaying.
from: http://www.marvistavet.com/html/body_the_feline_spay.html#08
Well good! I have enough females in my life acting like this
(rolling around on the floor being solicitous)
Jove can just cool her jets!
Barry