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Old 04-23-2010, 06:52 PM   #40
Mardelin
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Originally Posted by Woogie Man View Post
A large litter brings its own set of problems. I hope you're prepared for the whelping and especially the care of Mom and babies after. If you have any questions, feel free to start a thread.

FYI...we all get nervous with expectant Moms. The more experienced I become, the more nervous I get. Every pregnancy and every whelp is different and you can't assume anything. It's a matter of prepare for the worst, pray for the best.

Best of luck to you.
You are so right, it's bad enough with a small litter.

With large litters there is the worry of premature delivery, mother pooping out attempting to deliver the last couple and requiring a C-section anyway. Then making sure that she is eating well and babies aren't draining her of Calcium. So, your work is really cut out for you; starting with the whelp and for the next 12 weeks.
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