There is a street cat that I've been feeding. She has been pregnant for at least 3 months now and is not giving birth yet? Read below too.?

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I live in a Third World country. There are not vets here. If there are vets we can not afford a vet. Can you help with advise how to take care of a cat and inspect her whether she is just bloated or pregnant, without vet's help? She is not a house cat although she tries to stay in the house sometimes, but she has been born stray and wild and we want to keep it that way. So she has freedom to live outside and we feed her. She has very big belly since at least the end of December 2016 now. Once again - no "see a vet" advise, please. We need real help, please.

2017-03-28T22:50:39Z

It's a round belly, not like a fat cat (maybe). So how do I know if she is fat or pregnanat? That's why I am asking for help from those who KNOW. Any vet volunteers who want to help with advise? We were ripped off while living in the USA by a vet. So we hope there are also good vets around.

John Deo · Answer

Screw veterinarians! You are rip-offs. Where is one when I need one? They told me there are no vets in this place! When I ask anything abut health, doctors and vets always post "See a doc". That's a business proposition. How abut you come to this place and do sterilization for cats as donation to this place if you feels so bad for the cats? You will? Well guess what: the cat gave birth yesterday! After almost 4 months being pregnant! Screw your misleading information! You want to make money that is all you want. You ytell 2 mnths for cat pregnanacy, well my cat was p+regnanat for 4 months. Screw you. Will never see a vet, the local "vet" told me it will cost $250, screw them! This is third world country, not USA.

Ocimom · Answer

Cats are only pregnant for about 65 days (about 9 weeks).  This cat may have a tumor or possible FIP which would  cause a round belly.  Likely this cat will not last much longer.  Its not pregnant.

? · Answer

A cats pregnancy is 9 weeks.  12 weeks is impossible.  If there isn't any any vet, there isn't anything you can do.  Try to provide her a safe place to give birth.

Anonymous · Answer

There are no vets on this site, and even if there was it would be next to impossible to tell if a animal is pregnant with out putting hands on it.
If you are feeding it and can get close to it catch it and take it to a shelter. No sense in letting a litter of kitten be born outside.

queen bry · Answer

Maybe she's just fat, not pregnant

There is a street cat that I've been feeding. She has been pregnant for at least 3 months now and is not giving birth yet? Read below too.?

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