[Twynkys]

Will do. My husband and I were also just looking at pictures from the birth and noticed that even then get skin/ fur looked slicked down showing signs of dehydration that we mistook for her not being cleaned off correctly before her brother which is the largest started making his appearance only 10 minute later. Her umbilical cord and placenta were trapped behind his. Looks like my poor girl started out at a great disadvantage that seemed to quickly go away and come back with a vengeance. It will be a long while before we see another litter and it won't be from this momma as she is getting old and we plan on spaying her sometime this new year. Gives us plenty of time to do more research and be better prepared. Although reading and watching everything helps out, it's the actual experience where you seem to learn the most