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My cat is pregnant and its her first time she is due this month and she started producing milk to days a go and has been really clingy and hasn't had kittens yet can anyone tell me if this is normal
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This is very normal. Most pregnant cats become very clingy and affectionate. She sounds as though she is within days of going into labor. Have you made a nest for her?
We have lots of articles you can read on cat pregnancy, delivery, and kitten care in this forum.
Here is an article to get you started:
http://www.thecatsite.com/a/how-do-i-know-when-my-cat-will-give-birth
We have lots of articles you can read on cat pregnancy, delivery, and kitten care in this forum.
Here is an article to get you started:
http://www.thecatsite.com/a/how-do-i-know-when-my-cat-will-give-birth
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Me have made her 4 nest that she has sniffed around
They often dont take them before labor, or even do it first afterwards. In nature, they dont want the nest to become smelly too early. Nor flea infested...
But its good she knows there ARE good nests waiting, it reduces her stress.
Rub her tummy if she allows and wants. It helps her prepare.
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she let's us rub her tummy all the time and she never let us do that before she was pregnant and her baby's have been having a party in her stomach latelyThey often dont take them before labor, or even do it first afterwards. In nature, they dont want the nest to become smelly too early. Nor flea infested...
But its good she knows there ARE good nests waiting, it reduces her stress.
Rub her tummy if she allows and wants. It helps her prepare.
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My cat is about to have kittens and her stomach is really tight and I can hardly feel her babies kick is this normal
Yes, I'm not an expert, from what I have learned here is that the closer mama cat is to labor/delivery the kittens move into the birth canal and you won't feel the kittens movement. The tightness could be early labor.
How is the mama cat acting?
How is the mama cat acting?
Agree with above. Its nearing now with big steps.
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She keeps licking her parts and she likes to purr a lot and let her rub her stomach and she usually lays there with her legs a part
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Please post a picture of your cat so we can see how far along she is.
Also, how old is your cat and how long have you had her?
Please post a picture of your cat so we can see how far along she is.
Also, how old is your cat and how long have you had her?
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Sounds like she's getting close.
What kind of preparations have you made for her and the kittens? Do you have any emergency supplies on hand if you need to help when the kittens come?
What kind of preparations have you made for her and the kittens? Do you have any emergency supplies on hand if you need to help when the kittens come?
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I have them glove things and a vets number just down the road I'm not sure what I should have
Read some of the articles in our Pregnant Cat and Kitten Forum. They are very helpful in getting ready.
You don't need gloves. Here are a few articles worth reading.
[article="31379"]Pregnant Cat What To Prepare For The Birth [/article][article="31496"]How Do I Know When My Cat Will Give Birth [/article][article="29720"]Pregnancy And Delivery In Cats [/article]
[article="31379"]Pregnant Cat What To Prepare For The Birth [/article][article="31496"]How Do I Know When My Cat Will Give Birth [/article][article="29720"]Pregnancy And Delivery In Cats [/article]
