i would love to be im not exactly positiive how to?? o.oAnd perhaps change your title to reflect the new situation.
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but if by some chance she doesn't or can't then I would be prepared to have some way to keep them warm and syringe feed them every couple of hours or so. I used hand towels and warmed them in the dryer but fleece would work better. So have fleece,soy infant formula and a small syringe for feeding (your vet should give you some for free or a small fee) on hand just in case something goes wrong.I would also make sure your vet is aware of the situation just in case she might need a c-section or her lady parts get injured where she was injured before and she bleeds to much which would be my concern for her I swear I am not trying to freak you out just hoping to prepare you for what might happen given you recent injuries...As far as the water bottle on the tank...you can buy a thing that is made for that but when our gabby had her babies, we used a metal coat hanger and made one out of that and then used zip ties to hold it into place on the hanger. I wish I had a picture of the set up but that was a year ago haha.
Nothing that has threads. Paper towels are nice because you can throw them away afterwards. Fleece is safe but make sure there are no threads along the edge, and no holes in the pieces - I once had a baby stuck halfway through a piece of fleece. She was fine, but who knows how long she was stuck for...
if she lets you handle the babies you can check for milk bellies
