cat pregnacy

[halie]

i got my question answered thanks

[This message has been edited by halie (edited 08-09-2001).]

[Garfield]

Dear halie,

Congratulation on your cat's pregnancy. It seems like you are quite unsure of few things about your cat.

It is very natural that the kittens are "kicking" the mother. Because they are moving in her and trying to have more space.

Since you are not sure when your cat got pregnant, have your cat sent to the vet to check. It will do the cat and the kittens good, so as to ensure that both are in good condition. http://petshub.com/ubb/cool.gif

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[brandy pup]

Um, congradulations? I don't mean to be mean but this was obviously and unplanned pregancy in a world were litterly millions will die.

I don't mean to diss the poster either, I mean it happened and now the poster needs questions answered thats fine, I am glad halie is seeking answers. And garfield I am glad you took the time to answer...but I think the congradualtions should be save for a planned breeding by a resposible breeder.

No offense to any of you, just seen about 5 sweet litters and their moms PTS at the shelters due to lack of homes. http://petshub.com/ubb/frown.gif thants not including the other males and females, sick and injured, feral, ect.

Halie, please talk to your vet. Take your to be mama in and bring thises kittens into this world healthy and loved and be resposnible for them for thier entire lives. ( i don't mean keep them all but I do mean adopted them out with a process, and spay and neutered already)

take care.