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I wonder if anyone can offer some advice. The kitten is now almost 3 weeks old and I’ve noticed some strange behaviour from socks. I saw her grab the kitten almost in a hug and start biting around his neck and at one point she had his whole face in her mouth she was also rolling round with him...

Yes just the one, I’ve just got back from work and checked on her and she is still in the box feeding the baby. Getting her spay booked in for definite and going to enjoy watching this little kitty grow and have them fixed when they’re old enough also. Thank you for all the help and advice

Socks went in to Labour at some point last night and had a single black kitten with a white mark on its chest. It’s much smaller than I thought but a healthy weight. I’m not sure if socks is feeding it as it’s been asleep since I got up but socks is still meowing quite a bit so I don’t know if...

I’ve held off on the visit for now and just had a little phone call as when my partner saw her he says she still looks pretty pregnant to him and I also felt kittens move this morning when she was sitting on my lap. Vet says we should wait a few more days as it sounds as if she could be nearing...

I think I will have to call the vet tomorrow. I came home from work after a couple of hours and she no longer looks pregnant although she still has a bit of a tummy and her tummy has gone softer, no kittens in sight but her nipples and mammary glands are still big. She seems fine in herself...

She’s been acting a little crazy today, one minute she’s all chilled out and the next she’s running through the house like a kitten chasing a mouse. Could this mean she’s coming to the end of her pregnancy and it’s just hormones etc or could it be the start of Labour?

That was my first thought but a trip to the vets is extremely stressful for her. She doesn’t like the carrier, car ride or being there and I don’t want to stress her out if I can avoid it. I think as a last resort I will take her but I will keep the thread updated. Hopefully next week she...

Thank you for the reassurance. I’m worried that because there is no movement that I can see or feel that perhaps it/they will be stillborn.

Our little baby, socks, is a house cat and has been since we first got her during covid. She was the runt of the litter and so has always been a small girl. We never had her fixed as we never planned on letting her out and since she did manage to escape we will be making an appointment to have...