September 04, 2010
out door cat pregnant how far along and how to tell please answer?
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becca asked:
ok i got a new cat today and she is really fat we cant bring her inside until we take her to the vet and i think she is pregnant how can i tell she is Persian
i can not bring her in because she might have motes or something also my sister got a new cat and it if supper fluffy and we cant tell if it is boy or girl
cat training techniques
ok i got a new cat today and she is really fat we cant bring her inside until we take her to the vet and i think she is pregnant how can i tell she is Persian
i can not bring her in because she might have motes or something also my sister got a new cat and it if supper fluffy and we cant tell if it is boy or girl
cat training techniques
September 5th, 2010 at 9:21 pm
cat training system
that.. kinda doesn’t make sense. might wanna throw in something that does make sense
September 6th, 2010 at 12:27 am
cat training secrets
Diagnosis of Pregnancy There are no practical blood or urine tests available for early diagnosis of pregnancy in the cat. The earliest possible time of diagnosis may be 3-4 weeks after breeding, when the doctor may be able to detect pregnancy by feeling the abdomen (85% accuracy). At 6 weeks of gestation, x-rays are 95% accurate when used to count the number of offspring.
Physical Changes During the first 4-5 weeks of pregnancy, there are few noticeable changes. Weight gain and enlargement of the abdomen generally become noticeable after the fifth week. The increase, of course, varies with the size of the litter. The mammary glands may begin to enlarge during the fifth week, but typically no increase in size is noticed until the seventh week. Milk is normally present 1-2 days before delivery.
Behavioral Changes During the last weeks of pregnancy, your cat may have difficulty finding a comfortable position and may seem restless. Many queens (female cats) seek seclusion. Occasionally the cat may soil the house because the heavy uterus is pressing on the bladder or colon.
Exercise Normally no restriction of exercise is required during the first 6-7 weeks. Your cat should be kept in the house during the last 2 weeks because she may attempt to have her kittens in an unsafe location outside.
Nutrition Good nutrition is essential to the health of both mother and kittens. It is nearly impossible to overfeed a pregnant cat, since she requires 2-4 times as much food as normal. Harmful feeding practices include feeding raw egg whites, raw fish and exclusive meat or fish diets. The doctor may prescribe a special diet (such as kitten food) or supplementation.
September 8th, 2010 at 6:45 am
how to train a cat
Why cant you bring her inside? That doesnt make sense… You have a new pregant cat and cannot bring her inside until she goes to the vet. If she has her kittens sometime tonight she “WILL” wonder off and find a safe place for them to hide and you might be able to find them. So I would fix a box for her just in case she has them. She wont bother anything in the house all she will do in the house is lay down. Maybe even watch some t.v. lol. but seriously you might want to re think keeping her outside. Cats like to wonder in the road all the time.hope this helps you.
September 9th, 2010 at 4:58 am
cat training biting
ummmmmmmm Bring her in if you have other cats just put her in another room and take her to the vet as soon as you can (who leaves a pregnant cat out in the cold thats just mean!!)
September 10th, 2010 at 6:54 am
cat training secrets
Her stomach will be hard and round. If she is far along the roundness will have dropped towards the back. It’s best that you take her to the vet right away for spaying and vaccinations.
Note: Do you mean ear mites or fleas. Just get one tube of Advantage for cats at the vet for about $15, put it on the back of her head near the neck and let her in in about 12 hours. If she is your new cat it is up to you to take responsibility.