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FAQ

How long is a cat in labor for the first time?

After approximately 15-18 days of cat pregnancy, you may notice that your pet’s nipples become enlarged and red – this is known as ‘pinking-up’.
Similar to morning sickness in humans, your pregnant queen may go through a stage of vomiting.
If you notice that her sickness becomes frequent, or she is at all unwell in any other way, contact your vet.
Your queen’s tummy will start to swell, but avoid touching it so you don't risk hurting mum or her unborn kittens.
There can be other causes behind abdominal swelling, so monitor your cat closely for any signs of illness and consult your vet if you are worried.
A mum-to-be will gradually gain between 1-2 kg (depending on the number of kittens she is carrying) - this is a strong sign that she is pregnant.

What do you feed a cat after she gives birth?

When choosing foods, it is always best to ask your veterinarian which food they would recommend.
Be careful not to overfeed your pregnant cat during her early weeks of pregnancy.
Yes, she needs plenty of good nutrition for herself and her kittens.
However, the kitten food contains the extra calories and nutrients she needs.
If she becomes overweight, it can cause problems for her and the kittens.
Gradually transition to the kitten food after you have confirmation of her pregnancy, but do not increase the amount she is fed unless she is underweight or acting hungry.
Monitor her body condition during her pregnancy with help from your veterinarian.

How can I tell how many weeks pregnant my cat is?

The Cat pregnancy calculator is based on the fact that gestation in Cats lasts for about 63 days (almost two months).
You need to remember that nature often doesn't adhere to strict rules – this period may vary from 58 to even 68 days.
The healthy due date of your cat is actually a range between 58-71 days after mating.
The average cat pregnancy length is 63 days or 9 weeks.
This cat pregnancy calculator estimates the earliest possible delivery as well as the latest possible delivery.

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FAQ

How long is a cat in labor for the first time?

What do you feed a cat after she gives birth?

How can I tell how many weeks pregnant my cat is?