how long does cats take to have thier kittens?

Answer 1

About 65 days. A variation of four days either way is not unusual, so the whole cat gestation period may be as short as 61 days or as long as 69.

the first distinct signs of pregnancy happen around two or three weeks after mating. If pregnant, your cat's nipples will start to "pink up" and enlarge a bit in preparation for milk. Then, at between three and four weeks of pregnancy, she may get morning sickness and vomit from time to time. From four weeks onward, the kittens will be visible on an x-ray or sonogram, and may be able to be counted.
Finally, at five weeks your cat's abdomen will start to enlarge. At roughly seven weeks, the queen may begin to lose her appetite and refuse to eat. At this point, the kittens' movement can easily be felt. At seven to eight weeks, she will spend a lot more time grooming herself and might look for a place to have her kittens. Her nipples will then also become even more swollen. They might even expel milky fluid between two to five days before birth.

Answer 2

Not long enough. Why in the hell is your cat having kittens should be the QUESTION you should ASK. The SOLUTION is get your cat fixed ASAP.

Answer 3

how long does it take for my cat to have her kittens

Answer 4

A cat's pregnancy (gestation period) normally lasts between 60 to 65 days.

Answer 5

depending on her age, is this her first litter, what kind of care she got while pregnant - mine only took 5-6 for her second litter not sure about her firs

Answer 6

I've seen one keep on for at least 12 hours.

Answer 7

It was in the book you read before you bred her.. What did it say again???