i have just resured a cat that some one brought me due to being thrown up the wall (how people can o that i never now) she was taken to vets to see all is well 4 weeks on she is starting to get a barrow shape to her i think she is pregnant. i have had 4 weeks si if she is im quessing she is round 5-6 week pregnant. i dont no weather to take her back to the vets as she is very scared of people due to what happend to her. i do have the money to it but dont want to strss her out if she is. she wont let my husband tounch her belly but will let me. you can feel her brast are swallen and her tummy is swallan and hard. if any one can help i would be very greatfull. she is eating like she is eating for 2 or more as well lol. she is so loving and sweet cat but could not say how she was b4 as i had on my door step from taken away from nasty people that had her she has been wormed and flead from the vets as i had mentoned that she couldbe so they did what a pregnant cat could use.
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Oh dear. Tx a lot for adopting this little sis of ours.
Nay, you prob dont need to take her back to the vet - unless you want to do an spaying NOW.
But I suspect you dont want. Later on yes, but not now.
She is eating much, which is good. What food are you giving her? What brands?
Some cheaper brands tends to be more a bulk fillier. OK for an older inside cats who dont moves much. But if the cat really needs the nourishments, she must eat much.
We do usually recommend wet food or kitten food for high preg.
A Feliway adapter may be useful so she feels safer and not so anxious, as she also seems to be.
Im in a hurry now, but begin with reading the treads here. Many useful advices and experiences here!
About she rescued and adopted, you will find very much in the Feral and Stray forum.
Welcome to TCS site and our Forums!
Good luck! *vibes*
Nay, you prob dont need to take her back to the vet - unless you want to do an spaying NOW.
But I suspect you dont want. Later on yes, but not now.
She is eating much, which is good. What food are you giving her? What brands?
Some cheaper brands tends to be more a bulk fillier. OK for an older inside cats who dont moves much. But if the cat really needs the nourishments, she must eat much.
We do usually recommend wet food or kitten food for high preg.
A Feliway adapter may be useful so she feels safer and not so anxious, as she also seems to be.
Im in a hurry now, but begin with reading the treads here. Many useful advices and experiences here!
About she rescued and adopted, you will find very much in the Feral and Stray forum.
Welcome to TCS site and our Forums!
Good luck! *vibes*
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no i will get her done the minite she can. i am feeding her felix as she is going mad on it and gocat bis what she has none stop. do believe she is as she is have wave like movment in her body. they did not even tell me she was pregnant only quessed by the way she was and acts. what look like i was right. i have also got A Feliway adapter as i have over cat that have been strays as well. when would be the best time to keep her in for as i dont no how far she is and due to her past i dont want her giving birth out side.
begin NOW not to let her out, not to risk anything.
You safeguard also her catching on some disease or being taken by a predator, if you keep her inside. Now when she is high preg, ANY predator will have advantage on her.Try to give her wet food, or kitten dry food. These brands you mention have surely kitten variation too? Or variation for "active cats".
In some brands of dry cat food they spray on it a special solution which smells nicely for cats. That is why cats do love these... NOT because they are surely best for cats, but because they do smell good for them.
So try to give them what YOU know is good, not only what they love...
Good luck!
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