Depending upon the stage of pregnancy and the level of observation, there may be no signs at all, or there may be a visible fetus presented.
For placentitis - much the same. Nothing to premature lactation. Internal examination (ultrasound) is likely to demonstrate thickened uterus and placenta (CTUP) as well as possible placental separation.
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