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To explain,
I have recently taken to feeding and trying to tame a stray cat, and I assumed she is pregnant because her nipples are big and pink and her tummy is a bit round even though the rest of her isn't. She looked like how my cat did early in her pregnancy. I don't know, however, if this cat really is--or was-- pregnant since her nipples could be like that from a previous birth, and she isn't especially fat.
Well, 2 days ago she visited my home, I noticed she'd dripped a few drops of blood, and I saw it was coming from her rear-end. I also noticed the fur on her back legs was matted, though it wasn't bloody. I checked her nipples, but they showed no sign of having been suckled-on. She hasn't visited since.
Did she give birth or have a miscarriage? How can I tell? Is there anything I should do if she comes back?
She was eating, drinking, and walking fine, though. She didn't like me to touch her anywhere except for around her ears and shoulders, but she's always been like that.
I have recently taken to feeding and trying to tame a stray cat, and I assumed she is pregnant because her nipples are big and pink and her tummy is a bit round even though the rest of her isn't. She looked like how my cat did early in her pregnancy. I don't know, however, if this cat really is--or was-- pregnant since her nipples could be like that from a previous birth, and she isn't especially fat.
Well, 2 days ago she visited my home, I noticed she'd dripped a few drops of blood, and I saw it was coming from her rear-end. I also noticed the fur on her back legs was matted, though it wasn't bloody. I checked her nipples, but they showed no sign of having been suckled-on. She hasn't visited since.
Did she give birth or have a miscarriage? How can I tell? Is there anything I should do if she comes back?
She was eating, drinking, and walking fine, though. She didn't like me to touch her anywhere except for around her ears and shoulders, but she's always been like that.
