You might find she has a nest outside somewhere and is trying to get there to give birth. Make her a cosy, warm little corner somewhere and sit next to it so she is close to it. Put a warm hot water bottle or something under a few blankets in there, but don't make it too hot, the babies may overheat..
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Think my cat isn't pregnant but not sure how far
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Yes, definitely don't let her out. She needs to stay in until she has been spayed.
And temperature is not a reliable indicator. I don't recommend taking it. It's more traumatic than valuable.
And temperature is not a reliable indicator. I don't recommend taking it. It's more traumatic than valuable.
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I'm defo not going to let her out it's because my other to cats go out, I thought maybe she had nested outside aswell as she doesn't in the house. She's not acting any differently and she's sleepin loads still
I reckon another couple of days, week max...
It's hard to say. They can lose a mucus plug up to a week ahead. She does not sound in labor. Skip the thermometer. It's not a reliable indicator. Just watch her. It may just have been some discharge.
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Ok I'll just keep an eye on her
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She just went to the toilet am deathly she has diarreah is this normal?
Some cats get diarrhea before giving birth. It seems to clean out their systems.
