Make sure she's eating a high-quality, varied diet and keep the room she's in quiet as it gets close to the day. If you need to handle her, be very gentle (perhaps scoop her into a container). Did she build a nest yet? I'd clean the cage now, leaving the nest intact if it's there. This way the babies have a nice, clean cage (since it's hard to clean a cage with newborns).
Make sure you have both a regular vet and an emergency vet lined up just in case. She'll probably be fine, though, especially with other degus there to help her
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Other than that there isn't much you can/should do. If she trusts you you can begin handling the babies right away (and definitely start handling within a week of their birth to begin taming them). Degus rarely reject their young but you should watch to make sure she's nursing them, too.
Keep me updated on how she's doing
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Make sure you have both a regular vet and an emergency vet lined up just in case. She'll probably be fine, though, especially with other degus there to help her
Other than that there isn't much you can/should do. If she trusts you you can begin handling the babies right away (and definitely start handling within a week of their birth to begin taming them). Degus rarely reject their young but you should watch to make sure she's nursing them, too.
Keep me updated on how she's doing