hello fellow kitty cuddlers!! My cat is pregnant. Four days ago she had blood on her back end.today and yesterday i took her temperature and it was below 100. last night she was rolling on her back acting very affectionate.Every once in a while she will wake up from napping with a brownigh wet spot.Shes all.set up for birthing.Just wondering if anyone knows of a cat going longer then three days with these symptoms?
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A little advice??
- Thread starter lilkeebz
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Hi there!!
http://www.thecatsite.com/t/239543/sophies-pregnancy-log The cat in that thread was showing labor symptoms for about a week, I think.
Of course, if you suspect anything is wrong, please take her to the vet ASAP.
Welcome to TCS!!!
PS -- And please get your baby girl spayed after she has her litter.
http://www.thecatsite.com/t/239543/sophies-pregnancy-log The cat in that thread was showing labor symptoms for about a week, I think.
Of course, if you suspect anything is wrong, please take her to the vet ASAP.
Welcome to TCS!!!
PS -- And please get your baby girl spayed after she has her litter.
Yes, seconding with the above!
If she seems happy and at ease, no fever, no unpleasant smells, no or very little fresh blood (brownish watery discharges is normal) - you usually dont need to rush to the vet. You can await, as they thay.
Observe, but no need to panic.
But do Have the phone number handy if you want to call.
and of course know where shehe is, IF you must rush in...
Welcome to the Forums!
Good luck! *vibes*
If she seems happy and at ease, no fever, no unpleasant smells, no or very little fresh blood (brownish watery discharges is normal) - you usually dont need to rush to the vet. You can await, as they thay.
Observe, but no need to panic.
But do Have the phone number handy if you want to call.
and of course know where shehe is, IF you must rush in...
Welcome to the Forums!
Good luck! *vibes*
I would ring my vets. When are the kittens due? One problem with this sort of thing is that she can pick up an infection. A friends cat that had this was put on antibiotics or was given a long-acting shot (can't remember which) to prevent that happening.
