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    Re: Birthing problem?

    Quote Originally Posted by SatanicIntention
    If you haven't taken her to the vet by now... You need to put her to sleep. The babies are not going to come on her own and you need to end her suffering. It is very wrong to leave an animal overnight who could be bleeding internally or have toxemia because you couldn't get her to a vet just to put her to sleep. Regardless of whether or not these animals are for food purposes or for pets, we have a duty to take care of them while they are with us. We can't just stand aside and "let nature take its course...". That poor rat could take 3 or more days to die.

    I hope you do the right thing very soon and end her suffering. Next time you breed rats, make sure they are over 4 months and under 12-14 months. This will help get rid of any problems associated with birthing.
    I wasn't trying to breed her. I was thinking she was too old so I was going to feed her to one of my snakes but then she looked pregnant and yesterday I found blood. I assumed that she needed to be taken to the vet but none are open on sundays.

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    I froze her. Its the only way I could kill her. I didn't mean for her to suffer.
    Last edited by Miss_Ann_Thrope; 09-10-2006 at 03:26 PM.

    2.2. bps - 1.0 Mackie - 1.0 savanah monitor - 0.1 Beardie

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