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I cant believe she went and got herself pregnant
So- 3 weeks ago I had a thread that my roommate's cat, Flaquita, had come home after running away 10 days before.
Well- she was in heat when she got out. I've been watching her and reading some stuff on feline pregnancy- and from the position of the bulge in her stomach and the feel of it compared to my boy cat's stomach, I've concluded that we're going to have little ones around Halloween. The day before she ran away my roommate had even made plans to get her spayed. Bob Barker is probably upset at us now. :( |
Doesn't it take two for a successful pregnancy? ;)
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I thought this was going to be another Britney thread.
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Re: I cant believe she went and got herself pregnant
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Well at least kittens aren't hard to get rid of. And it'll probably be even easier at this time of year, considering that it's usually hard to find kittens at any time other than spring!
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D'oh!
I'd take a kitty if I could have one. :( Best wishes for an uneventful pregnancy for your cat, and healthy kittens. You can always have mama cat spayed afterwards. |
Please be careful who you give the kittens away to. I've seen too many irresponsible people take horrible care of their animals.
Make sure they go to good homes. My new kitten, Tolstoy was left on the doorstep of a no-kill animal shelter. He was really a great find for me. He's a solid black full-bred main coon :D Anyhow, I'd turn them over to a no-kill animal shelter if I couldn't find them homes. Start asking around right now though. |
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ooh, a full bred maine coon! Mine is only partial-- but he's got all the smarts and size of a full bred. ps- great name too. =) |
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Well, congratulations on the upcoming kittens, and as soon as they're weaned you can get her spayed. Let me know if you ever need any expecting-mom, birth or new kitten advice. I took in a pregnant stray last year and went through the whole process. It was AMAZING (and yeah, now I have six cats so that's just great).
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Ha. Didn't you just post somewhere else about Casa de Cat Throw Up?
How many kittens is typical for a litter? |
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I think 4-6 kittens is typical for one litter. |
So for dogs barking is contagious. I know this because I live with two german shepherds and a big mutt.
Is throwing up contagious for cats? |
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Little cat birthing story......just FYI
My cat, Ashes (this was many years ago and she now is, indeed, ashes) being the precocious little skank she was, went out and got herself knocked up in her very first heat. She was still a kitten herself! Her sides looked enormous, almost pointy like the ends of a football. Anyway she finally went into labor one afternoon and it seemed to be taking forever for anything to happen. We had read up on kitty labor and had a pretty good idea of how long it should take to see some action. Finally we became worried and called the vet, and they had us bring her in. Long story short, there were only two kittens, they were both dead because she was too young and small, and they had to surgically remove them (and spay her in the process.) No more kittens for Ashes. We were bummed.....being that there were only two, we'd have kept them. Fun fact....the father's name was Doing. Not as in "I'm doing something right now." Doing.....rhymes with boing. He was a big orange tiger cat.....and a playa at that. |
you should have a kitty shower!
when my friend's chihuahua was pregnate we had a puppy shower and only invited friends with puppies:) no, for real, it's cute, she got little blankets and stuff like that for birth |
I remember my friend's cat ran away for a few days when she was in heat. She came back, and was knocked up. She had three...two died, and my friend gave the other one way. The cat was really more of a kitten...what a great cat that was. :(
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with roughly a month to go until babies are born, I've made 3 birthing boxes and put them in various locations of the duplex, so she has 3 places that she should feel comfortable giving birth in.
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