Cat question????????

well my cat is 6 weeks, and only a little rounded around the belly area. when she lays down or sits you can see she is pregnant but otherwise not too visable. but this may be like humans and depend on the individual. I cant yet feel the kittens move so maybe when they are 8/9 weeks?

well done on finding homes for the kittens, how did u know how many homes to find? this is something ive been wondering for a while :)

you are right in giving her kitten food, continue in when she is feeding her kittens. though i think she shud still get adult food too.

without knowing when she mated its hard to tell how many weeks though her nipples wudve changed colour and shape at 3 weeks so that cud give u a rough idea if u noticed when that happened?

a vet cud give u an idea of how many kittens but i think the average is meant to be 3 to 5! good luck, and i bet youre as excited as i am about our kittens on the way!

The cat is 6 weeks pregnant. Let her lie down on your belly and you will feel the kittens moving around. Keep feeding her adult cat food but mix a little kitten food in. I'm thinking 4 or 5 kittens. When they are 2 months old you should spay her unless you want more kittens. Frequent pregnancies will significantly shorten your cat's life and diminish its quality.

Yes you should absolutely be feeding her kitten food and continue giving her that as she nurses the kittens.

Idk when you can feel movement, but you can try to count the lumps in her abdomen to figure out the approximate number of kittens. Don't press too hard!

Cats are only pregnant for about 2 months I think, so if she is fat and has grown "boobs" she is probably 6-7 weeks.

Mama cat will let you touch the babies if she trusts you but don't take them out of her sight or she will freak out!

Dont touch d babies. Nature has created their mother, uggs will look after them. cats bites their babies by their neck n move around so dont get scared, its normal. N im telling u for sure, she ll give birth to 4 babies, however one of d babies ll not make it to adult...bless ya.

okay, i have no clue about the others but you shouldn't feed pregnant cats kitten food, they need adult cat food. kitten food is more rich and full of fat, and it's designed for growing cats, not pregnant cats.

u named ur cat uggs? wow.

i love u :)