I agree. Once her milk comes in, she's really close - from two days to a few days at most. [emoji]128077[/emoji]
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When Will She Give Birth
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she doesn't seem to have dropped tho what does it look like when there bell's drop
They tend to look slightly smaller on the sides, and the belly hangs lower underneath. But I honestly never noticed if my cat dropped because she was so huge!
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Poor gal! She's big!
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I know she is huge so uncomfortable I feel so bad she has to go thru this
I know!
Here is a picture of my cat the day before she gave birth to 4 kittens. She was a pregnant stray I took in and kept:
It's tough to watch them go through everything.
Here is a picture of my cat the day before she gave birth to 4 kittens. She was a pregnant stray I took in and kept:
It's tough to watch them go through everything.
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she is still eating
Some cats take a break and eat between delivering kittens!
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so what are the signs I should look for she isn't meowing all the time she is still eating and dringend she prefers to be everywhere im at but a few weeks ago she just wanted to be left alone now she just wants to be loved on and next to me
Pregnant cats become very affectionate towards the end!
You'll look for discharge, mucus plug, waters breaking, moving from place to place, and contractions that look like ripples in her sides.
You'll look for discharge, mucus plug, waters breaking, moving from place to place, and contractions that look like ripples in her sides.
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how soon after she gets milk should I expect kittens
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I try putting her in her nest bit she doesn't like it much
She will get in the nest when she is ready. Cats usually have their kittens within a week of getting their milk.
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I guess it's just a waiting game
It really is! And she will have them soon! [emoji]128522[/emoji]
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I just hope I'm home when she has them
That's always preferable! Although most cats manage well on their own, many cats will hold off labor until their special human can be with them.
I worried over it too, but my cat gave birth on a Sunday morning when I was home.
I worried over it too, but my cat gave birth on a Sunday morning when I was home.
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that's good to know there preference is to give birth with u there
