My cat is pregnant and is in the end of the 6th week. Or at least thats what I calculated. She is more of a tiny frame cat (Tiny Bombay *Survivour*) Though her age is estimated at about a year due to heat cycles. I've had her for a month and a half as I rescued her. I have been noticing her temperment changing (Very Very Affectionate, Extrmely talkative, following me EVERYWHERE in the house, Being needy and crying for attention etc) And I know that is apart of the mothering process. I have noticed though that one time her Mucos was a tinge red..Not much very very diluted and i wanted to know if that is normal. she has been fine though. I know they clean the musos often and even more so the closer they get if im not mistaken. But I was wondering what was up with this and if i should worry. I havent seen it again though I have been seeing wet mucos spots around on fabric but its not staining like blood. Is she going to be ok? She sleeps on her side with nipple showing which are erect.
2007-06-14
19:31:47
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Her nipples are big and around is balded. The tips are a bit white and looks waxy looking. I havent really felt the kittens activly kicking or moving though my partner though she did at one point. Sometimes our cat "belly walls" are twitching or moving but we dont know if that was a twitch or something. She still jumps around to the bed and ledge but is becoming slowly relaxed and layed back resting alot.
Is it possible for a cat to have their labour at 7 or 8 weeks apose to 9 or ten? I know that some cases the babies can be pre-mature and if so what happens if they are? Shes been eating alot. Is this like humans and normal?
2007-06-14
19:37:00 ·
update #1