hey everyone!
So long story short I live on a farm and get cats wandering around all the time. I do my best to spay and neuter the ones that I can catch, as I am a huge supporter of spaying and neutering! Anyways, this super sweet cat decided to make my farm her home, this was about 6 weeks ago, and I could tell she was pregnant. Her nipples were pink and big she had a small bulge that indicated she was pregnant. She seems like she's about a year old. So last week Friday (not this last Friday) It was very evident her milk had come in and her stomach was "boiling" with the kittens inside of them. So I thought maybe she'd have them soon, but here we are, over a week later and still no kittens :/ I am horrible at determining when a cats belly drops but she looks like she'll have about three. Also she's been much more vocal today but can rest comfortably for over fifteen minutes.
Looking forward to hearing what you guys have to think.
She will be spayed 8 weeks after the kittens are born and she is on kitten food and wet food with all access to each. I have her locked in the milking lean as that's not in use anymore. She also has several nesting boxes and I put some straw bales in there for her to burrow into!
So long story short I live on a farm and get cats wandering around all the time. I do my best to spay and neuter the ones that I can catch, as I am a huge supporter of spaying and neutering! Anyways, this super sweet cat decided to make my farm her home, this was about 6 weeks ago, and I could tell she was pregnant. Her nipples were pink and big she had a small bulge that indicated she was pregnant. She seems like she's about a year old. So last week Friday (not this last Friday) It was very evident her milk had come in and her stomach was "boiling" with the kittens inside of them. So I thought maybe she'd have them soon, but here we are, over a week later and still no kittens :/ I am horrible at determining when a cats belly drops but she looks like she'll have about three. Also she's been much more vocal today but can rest comfortably for over fifteen minutes.
Looking forward to hearing what you guys have to think.
She will be spayed 8 weeks after the kittens are born and she is on kitten food and wet food with all access to each. I have her locked in the milking lean as that's not in use anymore. She also has several nesting boxes and I put some straw bales in there for her to burrow into!
