A lady on here told me if I posted pictures of Abby, her tummy, and her nipples that someone may be able to tell me if she is pregnant. She definitely is bigger on her tummy.
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Photos of my little girl Abby
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She is almost definitely pregnant.
Can you keep her 100% inside and away from intact males until the kittens have weaned? Do you plan to have her spayed after this litter?
Can you keep her 100% inside and away from intact males until the kittens have weaned? Do you plan to have her spayed after this litter?
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Yes I can keep her inside. I have a Male but he has been fixed, and they are getting along fine. I will definitely be having her fixed when they are wined. We cannot afford to keep the babies though, as we have 2 inside now, and 4 that we feed outside that live on our barn. They have been fixed though. I thought she might be pregnant. Now I have to try and find her a quiet place for her to have them, away from any noise, get her food water, and litter close to her box. Thank you.
Just post the photo link directly under the first link you posted.Another one of my Abby. Not sure how to post more than one picture
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Momma and babies doing fine!
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Momma and babies doing great. We have 3 babies now!
I understand its a quitet and safe room. Usually they want to have a more private quarters, perhaps inside a big cardbord box. But if you notice she seems nervous, change to some more shielded... 
Congrats!
Congrats!
Wonderful! When did she have them and how many? [emoji]128571[/emoji]
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I understand its a quitet and safe room. Usually they want to have a more private quarters, perhaps inside a big cardbord box. But if you notice she seems nervous, change to some more shielded...
Congrats!
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Thank you for your advise. We had her in a cardboard box, but it was to small, and she was laying on her babies, and they were screaming out because of it. Should she start being nervous we will change the box. I have an indoor male, who has been fixed, aND he us very sweet, but we are having to keep the area gated off to keep him away from the babies. We don't have any other part if the house that we can keep her in because of heat resources, and keeping her, and the babies warm. We heat with kerosene, and it's not that cold outside right now, but still gets chilly away from the portable heater we have in the laundry area. I need desperately to do laundry, and I am afraid it may frighten heras well. I'm more nervous than she is right now.
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she had them yesterday afternoon between 3 thirty and 5. I was so afraid for her because she is small, and she cried so.
How many kittens did she have?
If he and momma are friends, and momma accepts him near, its not sure you need to separate them. Qutie a few males are even helping out with the baby care. Do superwise of coursse the first wisits - we arent so stupid just to be thrown into Situation, are we?
But if the circumstances are all OK, he may be allowed near the little family. He may even help out.
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How recently was your male neutered?
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he was neutered a little over a year ago. About 14 months ago.
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she had three.
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She had them yesterday, and she had 3 babies.
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Ah, so he's not the father! How did she get pregnant?
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She was outside. I brought her in as a stray to avoid her being in freezing weather,and voila. So now we have two cats and three babies inside, and four cats in the barn!! Three of which have been spade and neutered.
