Mandy
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For anyone who may have read my posts on a different thread, I wanted to ask a question that doesn't pertain to that section..
It's been 3 weeks since I first saw "movement" in Lucy's stomach.
The little bump on her under side is still there.
Her belly feels a tad but more firm, but I think she has also lost weight. (I got one reading of 851g then 830g when she centered herself on the scale before jumping off.
She was around 860g when she first got here.
She's still looking uncomfy, spends most time on her side, etc.
I don't know if I should bring her in and let the vet check and confirm if she's pregnant and if everything is going alright.
She's not lethargic or acting sick, infact she stands on her hind legs very alert-like and will go to town on a chew toy...but these 'bumps' on her underside feel more towards the skin surface than if it were a baby I would be feeling.
What do you all think?
Id hate to bring her in pregnant and stress her out, but I also hate to leave her be if there's something else going on.
It's been 3 weeks since I first saw "movement" in Lucy's stomach.
The little bump on her under side is still there.
Her belly feels a tad but more firm, but I think she has also lost weight. (I got one reading of 851g then 830g when she centered herself on the scale before jumping off.
She was around 860g when she first got here.
She's still looking uncomfy, spends most time on her side, etc.
I don't know if I should bring her in and let the vet check and confirm if she's pregnant and if everything is going alright.
She's not lethargic or acting sick, infact she stands on her hind legs very alert-like and will go to town on a chew toy...but these 'bumps' on her underside feel more towards the skin surface than if it were a baby I would be feeling.
What do you all think?
Id hate to bring her in pregnant and stress her out, but I also hate to leave her be if there's something else going on.