I figured my cat was pregnant when one day I picked her up and rubbed her belly and found big boobies. But then I figured she was just getting fat because all she does is lay around and eat. I think I was still in denial. Then this weekend, she was sitting on me and I was feeling around her belly and they were moving. Now, I am so intrigued with her. Every night I like to feel them move. However, I am so freaked out about having them. So I am trying to get a lot of info. as well as you.
Mar 25, 2008
7 months and pregnant by: kaz.k
Hi, my cat Petr is 7 months old and took her to be speyed on Thursday, only to be told she is pregnant and due kittens in 20days. Thats why I am on this website too.
Good luck
Kaz
Mar 24, 2008
she should be fine by: Anonymous
my cat was only 7 months old when she had 3 kittens she done well but her three kittens died at 5 weeks
Mar 24, 2008
Snap.. by: Hollie
Our cat Bob [we let our 4 year old brother name her, at the time he was obsessed with Bob the builder...] was only 8 months when she was first pregnant. She has recently turned two and is currently carrying her 3rd litter. I think just as long as she is well cared for during and after her pregnancy everything should be fine. We're going to have to get Bob spayed after this litter, it's just not fair on her!
Good look with the kittens..x
Mar 17, 2008
My first Girl! by: veronica
I am in the same position as you. My girl (cat), Bella is about ten months and she is very little, very petite, we don't know when she got pregnant. Just thought she was hitting a growth spurt or was just really hungry. Now that we are sure she is expecting I'm becoming more worried every day. I have had plenty of male cats but this is my first female. I'm just trying to gather as much information as possible so that I can be there as much for her as possible. We are guessing it was around the middle of Febuary so it shouldn't be to much longer until she gives birth! I am mostly being told that there is not much to do but make sure she is okay thru the process and most cats do it without any human help.
