I’m so sad. This is possibly the saddest I’ve been this year.
I almost feel heartbroken. My friend Gis was able to give us a mobile number of an on-call vet. He drove to the clinic and my sister was already there waiting. He had to use forceps to remove the dangling kitten. He said that it was breached. He injected Thyl with something to help her muscles contract and within minutes of arriving, she was in labour again. Unfortunately, the same thing happened. Kitten #2 was stuck half way. So we called the vet again who advised us to give it 30 minutes. After 30 minutes there was no change so he told us to bring Thyl over.
Right before my sister’s friend came to give Thyl a lift, the kitten was ejected from Thyl, but it was already dead. We were just too late. It wasn’t moving within the first 5 minutes.
I was very reluctant to keep Thyl at the hospital overnight. In fact, I don’t know if I’ve made the right decision. But Thyl looks very weak. The vet said he’ll pass by this evening, and will also be back at the clinic early tomorrow morning. I hope Thyl is able to give birth to kitten #3 without any problems.
My sadness comes from being without Thylvethter, I don’t know if cats feel sadness but Thyl is very attached to me. What if something goes wrong and she’s looking for me but I’m nowhere around? Will she think I’ve abandoned her?
There is a dead kitten in a box in my room. I cannot remove it so I have to wait until Div helps me with that. I’m really lucky to have such an understanding sister who helps me out so much. I wonder why I’m like this; I wonder why I can’t just clean up. Now I don’t know what to do with this kitten. Should it be buried or should it be thrown in the bin? Div says that when the vet removed kitten #1, it was thrown in the bin.
To describe it, kitten #2 is black with white front. The black which covers most of the kitten has white and blonde patches. The ‘father’ of the kittens is this cat down the street who is white, with orange patches.
I should mention that these kittens were particularly large.
Anyway, I hope we made the right decision.
Thylvethter, I’m thinking of you…:’(
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