my queen is definitely pregnant, her stomach sometimes feels like little lumps. how close is she to

Hello (: my queen is definitley pregnant and we are so excited. We can feel alot of movement in her stomach and her stomach sometimes feels lumpy, how close is she to labor? The kittens have been moving alot for about a week now but recently they have been really noticable, sometimes we can feel their whole little bodies. Is she close to having them? She has always been a sweet loving cat and shes not showing signs out of tye norm other than laying in the grass alot.

Here is a link that might help you. http://www.thecatsite.com/a/how-do-i-know-when-my-cat-will-give-birth When you first open the Pregnant Cat Forum, there are some links right under the name of the forum that you can click on to help you with a pregnant cat and the kittens.

KuskaKittens said:

Hello (: my queen is definitley pregnant and we are so excited. We can feel alot of movement in her stomach and her stomach sometimes feels lumpy, how close is she to labor? The kittens have been moving alot for about a week now but recently they have been really noticable, sometimes we can feel their whole little bodies. Is she close to having them? She has always been a sweet loving cat and shes not showing signs out of tye norm other than laying in the grass alot.

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Its about one,  at most two weeks left.  It depends a little on how good you are to notice the movements...  If you are an early noticer, good at paltipation, you feel them move almost three weeks before delivery time.

If you are so so, it is easy to notice two weeks before...

Im sending my links!

Good luck!

Many 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.thecatsite.com/a/kitten-development-stages-illustrated-guide

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"  )  

http://www.thecatsite.com/a/hand-rearing-kittens

http://www.kitten-rescue.com/
http://www.kittenrescue.org/index.php/cat-care/kitten-care-handbook/
http://www.hdw-inc.com/glop.htm

Goats milk is useful instead of kmr. Raw goat milk is best, but bottled full fat is OK too.

Observe, if an orphan is much bloated, gas-filled, bloated, have colic, simethicone (google on it) may help.  1-2 drop in the bottle.

Fleece or flannel good to use in the bedding for kittens.

Thank you (: