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help until tomorrow

We had a little wild yellow kitten come here in Nov.  She started looking alittle fat a few weeks ago(we are getting her spayed) was going to let her have her thought kittens.  She started bleeding about 9pm and hide and just a few min ago she had kitten about the size of a baby mouse, no hair and dead.  Now she acts like she feels GREAT can she wait until tomorrow to visit vet.  It is about midnight and we live about hour from vet?  Please help this has been so hard. PLEASE
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Sorry, I came here to edit my comment and just saw Opus88's comments and I do agree that she does need to see a vet.  :)

My edit was to say that if she is acting normal, that is a good sign and she might be able to wait till tomorrow to see the vet.

OY, sorry for all the babbling, it's late here and past my bedtime.  :P  Please do keep up updated on how kitty is doing.  :)
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Yep, if she is acting normal, then she will be fine and can wait till tomorrow.  If you can keep an eye on her throughout the night though, that would be good as she MIGHT have more kittens, but also might have just had the one.  :)
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we aren't Vets on this site, its impossible to give medical advice.
all I can say is trust your own judgment, and monitor how your kitty is appearing, is she acting normal...eating/drinking/using litter box...or does she appear distressed and in pain? is she straining and trying to deliver more kittens? Is she bleeding?
You need to monitor all this and decide what needs to be done....

Whether tonight or first thing tomorrow this kitty DOES NEED to see a Vet and have a good check up...she may be carrying more dead kittens and not able to deliver them...
good luck and please keep us posted..♥
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