My cat is very pregnant we had planned on getting her spayed but she ends up pregnant before her appointment. I know she is very far along when she's laying around you can see the babies definitely moving in her tummy. And then move nonstop. How far alongdoes everyone think she might be I had felt the moving almost 3 weeks ago.
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Preggers cat
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If you felt them move almost three weeks ago, it should be anyday now, almost any hour. When they go into birthing positions, she drops, and you usually dont feel them as much. So that be the last stage immediately before delivery - as she has cooked them long enough now.
As luck wants it, cats manage a little too long pregnancy better than humans. While kittens dont manage to be premature...
I send in some of our usual links.
Dont hesitate to come with further questions, and reports.
Ah, one thing more. When they are in heat, and feel a tom nearby, they tend to sneak out. Where do you think Houdini got the inspiration to learn his tricks?
YOUR trick is to spay her anyway, even if you know she had mated. Its no big deal before several weeks after.
Good luck!
Most of these links have been readied by our forumist Red Top Rescue:
We have a good collection of articles in the Cat Health section which you can access by scrolling up to the brown bar, clicking on Articles,and then choosing the Cat Health section and scrolling through the choices. To make this super easy for you, I am copying the links regarding birth, delivery and newborns for you here. After reading this information, let us know if you have any more questions. And good luck with your approaching new arrivals.
Birth, Delivery and Newborns
How to Tell if My Cat is Pregnant?
Cat Pregnancy
How Do I Know When My Cat Will Give Birth?
Pregnant Cat? What to Prepare For the Birth
Help! My Cat is Having Kittens!
Premature Kittens
Post-Birth Complications in Cats
And also:
http://www.icatcare.org/advice/my-cat-having-kittens ( This is a link to a group of articles on cat pregnancy, birth and kittens. Read the ones on normal cat birth and on " when to wait and when to worry" )
Fleece or flannel good to use in the bedding for kittens
