Hi everyone my kitten is only 9 months old and she escaped and got pregnant she is going to be spayed as soon as she has her kittens do u think she is close now she just constantly lays about all day she is eating but small amounts any help would be appreciated thankyou all
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My cat is 62 days pregnant
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This was pebbles last week I will try and get a picture of her today and upload so people can get a better idea of how long they think she will be thankyou everyone 
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Is there any advisors available please
Whe did she escaped? When had you began to notice the kittens moving? Judging by pics is seldom easy, as its much individual, depending also, on how many kittens there are inside...
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Hi she escaped on Jan 2nd she is a house cat and never goes out until she ran out the door and escaped she was taken to the vets as I noticed she looked bigger and was worried as she was only young the vet confirmed she was pregnant and roughly 3-4 kittens about 3 weeks ago we started feeling the kittens moving and able to visually see pebbles belly moving
Calculating from jan 2nd its near now, during the coming week somewhere. They are bor 2-3 weeks after you notice them moving. It depends somewhat on how good you are to palpitate them, and to palpitate daily....
Has she dropped? ie suddenly seems less big? If so, its very near; and the kittens coming into birthing positions.
If she wants and allows belly rubs, do so, it helps things going and is also a good massage.
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My vet gave me her due date tomorrow give or take yes I have been rubbing her belly she loves that I will try and get a pic of her the only thing I worry about is she has become attached to the second step on the stairs even tho I've set her nesting box up yes she seems to prefer the hard floors
u have managed to just get a cple of pics maybe this will help thankyou
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What do u mean by palpitate them
Feel of her tummy with your fingers and yours hands - the base word is palpitation, to palpitate, its what the vet is doing...
Its nearing, but we cant know the exact hour. The Waiting Game! you know.
Just to prepare yourself as well you can, and wait patiently.
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Thankyou I will keep u all posted
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With the colour of pebbles will all the kittens be the same colours as her ???? Any information would be helpful thankyou
Yes, its a strong pattern. We do sometimes see barn cats where the whole litter has this pattern as momma has. Although she is no purebred, she is a common barncat... So at least half of the kittens will look more or less similiar. May wary, with just the cap and tail black, or harlequin spotted, or tuxedo black and white.
But not impossible everyone will be such a bicolor.
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The cat that caught her is half seal point birman he is white cream and grey so is it possible to still get black and white kittens
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So is pebbles not tortishell which is what we call black brown and white in the UK
If she has red areas (which I missed) yes, she would be tortie and white. Or calico as her color areas are clearly edged.
But as I see on a quick glance, she is white with black areas: cape on the head, some splatches on her body, and black tail - which is called for a Harlequin pattern..
If she IS calico, the analysis will be partly different of course, although the girls will tend to have her coloration.
Does she has green eyes? many tortie has - not all, but quite a few. I dont know why.
But as I see on a quick glance, she is white with black areas: cape on the head, some splatches on her body, and black tail - which is called for a Harlequin pattern..
If she IS calico, the analysis will be partly different of course, although the girls will tend to have her coloration.
Does she has green eyes? many tortie has - not all, but quite a few. I dont know why.
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Yes she does and the dad has piercing blue eyes
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