my cat is 70 days pregnant still no babies ?

My cat is 70 days pregnant still no babies and I'm concerned now she is siamese mixed but don't know with what she I wait little longer or what

I haven't seen them the hole pregnancy but I can feel them she is a small cat

Do you know for sure when she mated?

I've read some cats go to 72 days. If you know the exact date then I'd give her another day or two, provided she's not acting abnormal.

If you feel that there may be a problem, you should call your vet and perhaps ask for an x-ray or ultrasound.

Thank you we have an appointment for Friday first thing in the morning if she doesn't have them by then . She's kinda weird as it is an her personality always changing so hard to tell . Today since I woke up she's been more active but yet. Curios active and doesn't want to be around anyone but me . Could this be signs of labor

Monday April 25 is when she got out she's a in door cat and have only been out twice both times she mated the second was the 26th .

The mating dates help! Your cat is exactly 9 weeks pregnant, which is 63 days.

Most cats deliver around days 65-68, so your cat has a few more days to go.

A vet check is okay, but it's best to let Mother Nature run her course.

OK thank you .

So my kitty finally went into labor but she only had one kitten so far and it's been to hours she's just laying there not pushing or anything napping actually should I be concerned can it take longer then two hours and everything still be okay haven't delivered placenta either I know there's more we can feel them

gidget426 said:

So my kitty finally went into labor but she only had one kitten so far and it's been to hours she's just laying there not pushing or anything napping actually should I be concerned can it take longer then two hours and everything still be okay haven't delivered placenta either I know there's more we can feel them

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Pauses are common.  They may be hours, they may even be days.  Is the first kitten OK?  Does she nurse it? 

If she is OK, no visible problems, be vigilant, but you can wait and see.

What you must look out with, is a long fruitless labor - or other visible problems.

Cats active labor is typically shorter than with humans, so longer active labor with pushings longer than 30 minutes is alarming.

Prelabor may take time, but not active labor - be prepared to rush to the vet, if she had a long fruitless labor or even had active labor and seems to get tired...

It may be tricky to recognize what is a normal pause in labor and what is she got tired laboring...   The first is OK, the other is immediate alarm...

Sorry for the rant.  Be prepared for everything, but in this moment it sounds normal and OK - the only question is how is the kitten doing.

the mothercake will prob come out when she pushes for next kitten.

The kitten is fine and healthy still haven't latched yet tho are trying to get ur to . The queen seems just calm not tired just laying there and will attend to her baby when ur whines

The first kittens to eat. This is very important. If the baby is unable to latch, you need to hand feed the kitten using Kitten Milk Replacer (KMR) or Goat's Milk if it is available (no cow's milk).
Use a dropper or syringe to feed the kitten. Just feed one drop at a time into the kitten's cheek (not down the throat.) The kitten should be belly down when feeding.

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The mom may have eaten the placenta. Did she chew the cord to free the kitten?

By now, has the kitten latched and nursed?

Has mom had more kittens?