hye forumers...

got d' problem with my lady coz its almost 2 and half months but she not deliver yet ..i'm very worried about her..her stomach become bigger and bigger ...till cannot walk..i'm so pity of her..but what can i do..everyday after i came back from office i take her to her bed and waiting her deliver but unfortunantely she also feel bored and dont want laying there...
how can i know the signal..even this is the second time lady pregnant but ist time she delivered before i came back from ofc and 1 of her baby dying..so i dont want the same things happened to lady and my baby...
for all of u out there...please give me some tips....
i want my lady feel comfort and can deliver her baby asap...

thanks on advance....cheers

poor cat!mmm..if u really dunno wut to do to her,pls bring her to clinic/vet asap!!

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much ado about nuthin.

IMO,mostlikely you are miscalculating your cat`s due date.No cat will get pregnant as long as 2 and 1/2 mths,normal duration is about 60 days only.

By your discription of your cat condition,I think the due date is around any moment.So get ready for it .

First symptoms are screaming(meowing) for attention followed by discharge from genital,at this time your cat will get uncomfortable and keep walking and meowing aroud searching for best place to deliver.At the same time resting on and off licking her genital for stimulation.

My advice,please keep her "cage on" during your office hour with delivery box inside the room or cage.

Cat usually will give birth at evening(sunset) or at night time after 10.00pm but anytime is still possible.

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Aliffathirah Cattery (TICA registered cattery):Breeding brown and silver bengal

thankss...
maybe i salah calculate la..tapi i rasa mcm dah lama dia bunting...
i hope she will be fine...

Hi - theoretical gestation is 65 days from conception, but conception could take place up to 72 hrs or so after the 'effective' mating. If she's not moving around much, she is getting closer. Gently palpate her nipples to establish if she has milk (if she has, kittens aren't too many days off) Her body temperature will lower as she goes into labour, but a) you might not have a suitable thermometer and b) if you're out at work, you might not be around to note the change. Make sure she has a dark, quiet, enclosed place to give birth (a large box with some sort of protective shield over it), away from other animals or household noises.

Good luck!

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Lesley (Tasmania)

Very good lesson from Comyncats,I will practice it to my cats ...........

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Aliffathirah Cattery (TICA registered cattery):Breeding brown and silver bengal

Well, YOU'D have a thermometer! Interesting - a friend in Slovakia was MSNing me yesterday and was reporting on her female's temp.... it was dropping at a rate of at least .2 per half hour. She wasn't completely sure when the cat had mated, so after a drop of .6 I suggested she'd better get ready for pretty immediate action!

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Lesley (Tasmania)

thanks everyone who drop their msg for me..
i'm learn new things and lesson from here...

smile for u all outthere...

Love to My adorable myke@miki, Bamby, Beautie lady & Pantera Tigris...
miss u all a lot ...waiting ur mum back yaaa....ayunie...

2day i already decided to separate my lady from others..
i want to put lady in one of my room..till she deliver her baby..to avoid noises from myke and tera..

this time i dont want to see lady lost one of her baby again...pray for me yaa...

love u lady..

Follow-up.... and she had 6 kittens about 2 hrs later.

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Lesley (Tasmania)