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She's clearly quite far along! However, her size can be deceptive since it is also dependent on how many kittens are in there. The fact that her nipples are a little crusty is probably more indicative - hopefully you're looking at a matter of days (and four or five kittens) rather than a week...

Yes, as the above commenter says, call the rspca and cats protection locally, see if they've got any orphans (or large litters) she could 'adopt' so they don't need to be bottle-fed.

She's probably a naturally small cat - mine was 3.2kg when she went in for her spay, and the vet said she still had a bit of baby weight! This nearly 11 weeks after she'd had them. Having said that, two pouches and a handful of dried doesn't sound a lot - but there are only two? Maybe a bit...

I think you may be over empathizing with her and reflecting the fear she feels! If you can, try real hard to be and feel calmness and reassurance for her. A few deep slow breaths might start you off - and it really can help her.

Thanks betsygee. My torty queen passed on white bib and paws to all her kittens whatever their color, and while with me she had five gorgeous tuxedo boys and girls! Their tummies tended to have an unbuttoned thing going on, and they all seemed to be wearing white bikini panties!

I thought a tuxedo cat was mostly black, with a white bib at the neck and white paws. As in black suit, white shirt, gloves & shoes!

Heather are you really prepared to put your home at serious risk for the sake of your wish to keep these kittens? You really should be contacting local charities, explaining the situation and asking for their help. That's more responsible than dropping them off on the vets doorstep - you'd get...

If you were to look beyond breeds and into species, then google pallas cat! There is an array of pics showing an odd looking feline: dense long fur, tiny nose, wide set ears making many look square. They look quite varied within this, so possible ther could have interbred with domestic cats.

I wish I could post pics, but the box keeps rejecting the url's as not pictures! Don't know what I'm doing wrong.

Certainly looks as if this youngster and his cats are having great fun! Can't imagine either of mine being willing to jump thru' (or over) sticks. Neither do I have a lovely spacious hallway....ah, seems Daniel and his cats got banished to the garage later in the video! He must have a ton of...

I'm sure I'm seeing three cats! First and last pics are the same cat, second and third of another, fourth and fifth pics make moggy number three? By the way, I'm allergic but that didn't stop two felines from deciding to move in!

Ooh no, I think Merlin's look of sheer contempt is perfect! As if: "Who the (insert rude word of choice) do you think you are!"

I bet your dog would probably try to co-parent! S/he obviously accepts cats as part of the family. When we were kids we had a dog who'd been raised and trained (and bred) to become a guide dog for the blind- he failed a medical -and part of the training was to be raised with cats. When we got a...

It sounds more like she's in that state of unrequited lust more commonly known as 'in season'! Mine used to get it real bad, barely able to stand, almost crawling (as you describe), and very vocal. About the same length of time after a litter, too.