My cat temp is 36.9 is this too low shes heavely pregnant and been sick once this morning seems abit bet round her bum area and i dont know the day she concieved plz xx
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is my cat in labour
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its surely the temp has dropped now as it usually does hours/ a day before delivery.. Its no sure labor sign though, but yes, it should be near now.
Sorry, I dont have my links on this work computer.
Keep us posted!
Good luck!
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Will do thanks 
Here are some of my links,Will do thanks
Good luck!
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.thecatsite.com/a/pregnancy-and-delivery-in-cats
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" )
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Still no kittens yet but she was sick yesterday and today and theres littlw movement of kittens now will they be ok
Hold on biscuit someone with knowledge is this area will be with you soon. I don't have much experience in this area but a vet visit sounds like it may be in order. A member with some experience will chime in soon....
My guess, is she has dropped now, they are in the birthing canal, and thus, less movable in there...
So its nearing with each step now.
Of course, she may be sick for real although high preg, so you must be observant - whom shall worry if not you, her caretaker and de facto, her mom?
But I do hope its OK, just proceeding along the route.
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So yesterday my biscuit gave birth to 5 kittens all doing really well, she did not cry or bite she purred all way though as i stroked her. Such a clever girl thanks for th advice
thanks for th advice
So glad to hear that all went well.
We want to see pictures!
Congratulations
Congratulations
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How adorable!
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How many pouchers of food should my mummy cat be having a day??
essentially as many as she manages to eat. The problem arises firstly if she doenst has good appetite.
It depends in part too, how many babies there are, how old they are, and her condition from beginning...
Please describe more of the situation.
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Shes loving her dinner 7 pouchers a day kittens are 3 days old now and tgeres 5 of them thankyou for replying
It sounds alike she gets enough. But the demands will be even greater later on, when they are becoming biggish, but arent eating themselves yet.Shes loving her dinner 7 pouchers a day kittens are 3 days old now and tgeres 5 of them thankyou for replying
Was she in good condition before she got kittens, or was she emaciated alike many rescued cats are?
You can also use goat milk, or full fat unflavored youghurt, or a little cheese as extra. But NOT cow milk, unless you are absolutely certain since earlier she manages it. Some cats do.
Perhaps some nice vitamine pasta alike Nutri cal - there are several different brands, most should be OK
Raw egg yolk is useful, if you dont have problems with salomonella in eggs. You can mix this yolk with something else.
But raw egg white isnt good. Boiled egg white is good, lotsa of proteins.
You can crush the eggshell of a boilded egg into fine powder, and use it as an extra calcium source, and sprinkle a little on her food, just a few corns.
Royal canine baby cat dry food is good for both moms and kittens. (their best product among their dry foods, probably).
Minced meat of cows, NOT pigs, is good.
If you need more fat, so some melted butter should work.
Or some coldpressed olive oil or rapeseed oil - these are also good E-vitamine source.
But not too much, just a few drops at a time - as oil is also loosening the stools, and may be used to regulate a constipation.
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Thank you so much
