Greetings,
I have a one year old adopted cat that mistakenly got outdside a few days after we got her (on Dec. 27th) and I am pretty sure she's pregnant. Nipples are pink and she's had one lump in the lower left side of her belly that has gotten larger. She also went through a few days of occassional throwing up about a month ago, and she's began to eat a lot! Today is day 58, so we're getting close here.
My only concern is that she really isn't very big. When you look at her, she doesn't appear pregnant. She does have long hair and her belly is starting to sag a little on the underside... it's only when she's on her back that the lower tummy becomes more obvious. I'm thinking she's just going to have a really small litter, maybe just one even... but i keep second guessing myself wondering if she's even pregnant.. or if i'm feeling organs that are growing (which are actually somewhat hardish at this point). I can't afford to take her to a vet to get all of the testing done.. so I wanted to know if anyone had any experience with small litters and the size of the pregnant cat's belly at term.
I appreciate anyone's insight.
Kind Regards,
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I have a one year old adopted cat that mistakenly got outdside a few days after we got her (on Dec. 27th) and I am pretty sure she's pregnant. Nipples are pink and she's had one lump in the lower left side of her belly that has gotten larger. She also went through a few days of occassional throwing up about a month ago, and she's began to eat a lot! Today is day 58, so we're getting close here.
My only concern is that she really isn't very big. When you look at her, she doesn't appear pregnant. She does have long hair and her belly is starting to sag a little on the underside... it's only when she's on her back that the lower tummy becomes more obvious. I'm thinking she's just going to have a really small litter, maybe just one even... but i keep second guessing myself wondering if she's even pregnant.. or if i'm feeling organs that are growing (which are actually somewhat hardish at this point). I can't afford to take her to a vet to get all of the testing done.. so I wanted to know if anyone had any experience with small litters and the size of the pregnant cat's belly at term.
I appreciate anyone's insight.
Kind Regards,
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