I found Olive around November 14th and as soon as I got her I assumed she was pregnant. She looked and felt pregnant but my mom doesnt have the money to take her to the vet right now to find out for sure. Olive has always been one of those you can look but you can't touch cats. Sometimes she would let me pet her but eventually she got annoyed and would bite. Just this morning she started acting very affectionate which I of course thought was strange. Shes sitting on my bed purring and rolling around. Does this mean she will be due soon? Because if she is pregnant then she is atleast 8 weeks exactly, maybe more.
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Possibly pregnant cat?
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Generally cats get clingy and super affectionate when they're close to birth.
Has she seen a vet to be wormed?
Be sure to have the ER vet and normal vets phone numbers at hand in case of complications during birth, bit concerning there's no money for a vet visit when raising kittens is a very expensive exercise, hopefully all goes well.
Has she seen a vet to be wormed?
Be sure to have the ER vet and normal vets phone numbers at hand in case of complications during birth, bit concerning there's no money for a vet visit when raising kittens is a very expensive exercise, hopefully all goes well.
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No she hasn't seen a vet at all.
I know its concerning we don't have the money, but it was either leave her out in the cold or take her in and hope for the best.
We've had kittens before, but I was little so I don't exactly remember what it was like but over the summer a raised an abandoned new born so I know how to take care of them if Olive can not. Our vet is right across the street so if anything does go wrong we will be there right away.
But thank you for your reply, hopefully all goes well (:
I know its concerning we don't have the money, but it was either leave her out in the cold or take her in and hope for the best.
We've had kittens before, but I was little so I don't exactly remember what it was like but over the summer a raised an abandoned new born so I know how to take care of them if Olive can not. Our vet is right across the street so if anything does go wrong we will be there right away.
But thank you for your reply, hopefully all goes well (:
I wonder if she is in heat!
I mean, the 14 of november you though and felt she was pregnant, and pregnancy is about 9 weeks.
She should be done with delivery already!
So, unless she is very apparently pregnant, and or you felt kittens moving very recently - she is not,
Not after 8 weeks looking as she was pregnant and no wisible results.
Of course, she may have had some sort of false pregnancy.
Many words, but if it isnt clear she is high preg, purring, affecionate, ROLLING, is typically heat.
If you are sure she is high preg, her time is near and follow MissyMotus advices!
Welcome to our Forums!
Good luck!
ps. Had a vet seen her? Been dewormed?
I mean, the 14 of november you though and felt she was pregnant, and pregnancy is about 9 weeks.
She should be done with delivery already!
So, unless she is very apparently pregnant, and or you felt kittens moving very recently - she is not,
Not after 8 weeks looking as she was pregnant and no wisible results.
Of course, she may have had some sort of false pregnancy.
Many words, but if it isnt clear she is high preg, purring, affecionate, ROLLING, is typically heat.
If you are sure she is high preg, her time is near and follow MissyMotus advices!
Welcome to our Forums!
Good luck!
ps. Had a vet seen her? Been dewormed?
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If she got pregnant right before being brought in, she's got about 3-4 days left.
