how far gone is she ?

Question

right my cat had a litter of kitten's on the 25 th may by c section none survied anyway she got out and didn't come back for about 6 week's that was well over a week ago now , she has been to the vet's and he confirmed she was pregnant but said she was aorund 6 week's att he time give or take a week , well what i want to know is when the kitten's start moving around alot inside her how far gone would u say she was i'm at the vet's on monday for her check up but her back nipple's have milk pad's that have droped but none of the other's have yet any idea's?

to the first answer she was due to be spaded 2 week's ago as she had to waite coz of the c section did u not read she got out and went missing for 6 week's we was worried sick as to where she was if she was hurt ect .. i know about the over population when we rescued her we was told she had been spayed 2 month's down thel ine we relised she hadn't so thanx for the advice not that it helped as it wasn't anything to do with what i was asking about

she has had all her vac's i do not know y the vet didn't spay her the same time she had the c section i am with a different vet this time and he asked me the same q , i did ask him if he could abort the kitten's but when we found her she was 6 and a half week's pregnant and they said she was to late in to be spayed i can and will be able to find her as i have set her up in my bedroom and i am off work for the next 2 week's so if anything does go wrong i have already spoke to my vet about this but thanx anyway

Answer 1

cats go about 63 (+/- 2) days,
the kittens move a lot - during the last couple of weeks it can be very clearly seen.
It is impossible to tell exactly how far gone she is, but start preparing. Get a cozy box ready etc.
If possible arrange for someone to stay home with her - she had c section the last time, and might get in trouble again
I hope it goes well this time, and it is good to hear that you are planning on getting her sprayed.

Answer 2

You need a new vet!!!! If your cat had a c section because she was unable to deliver, and none of the kittens survived, why did the vet not spay her while she was already under anesthesia? Most likely she's not going to be able to have this litter naturally either. If she goes into labor and you don't find her, she won't survive, neither will the kittens. If your cat has been outside and not vaccinated for Feline AIDS or Feline Leukemia (which can be transmitted by bite wound or sexual contact) she may have one of these diseases which WILL cross the placenta to the kittens. She needs to be tested, and she needs to be spayed.

Answer 3

I'm not sure, but after your cat gives birth and weans this litter of kittens, please get her spayed. She's already had a difficult time with birthing kittens, give her a break and allow her to be healthy, and keep her from producing more kittens when there are already thousands of unwanted cats who need good homes.