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Cesarean section in cats, Pathology of childbirth Part 1

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Cesarean section in cats, Pathology of childbirth

In normal births occurring assistance or supervision of a person taking newborns. At the same time it is essential to find a birth pathology, be able to provide timely assistance and, if necessary and urgent to contact a qualified veterinary care.

Abnormal or wrong that occur births occur under the influence of many reasons, including the spontaneous contractile ability of the muscles of the uterus and abdominal wall, narrow pelvis, improper location of the fruit, as well as mismanagement and premature human intervention.Weak contractions and emerging powers called rare, short time-uterine and abdominal muscles. This delayed the birth of kittens or finds it impossible. Weak contractions are more common in older animals and multiple birth than of young.

In veterinary obstetrics to distinguish between primary and "weak contractions and secondary power or clan weakness.The primary consider these clashes and power in which uterine and abdominal muscles are not sufficient to expel the fetus as early and subsequent stages of childbirth.Weak secondary collisions and powers referred to weakening or cessation of uterine contractions and abdominal muscles during childbirth, which was preceded by a normal or too strong contractions and power.

The reasons that cause the initial generic weakness can include:

1.nepravylnoe maintenance and inadequate feeding kotnoy Cats,obesity, lack of active movements and complete absence motsyona.

2.razlychnye diseases (diseases of the liver, lung, ketosis, etc.).

3.neblahopryyatnaya situation in the maternity room (noise, a lot of the audience, an unusual situation).

4.slabost collisions can be caused by excessive stretching of the uterus (the presence in it of a large number of fruit or fruit edema).

5.nedorazvytost uterus.

6.bryushnaya hernia, otvyslost abdomen.