Help :D Cat question

Question

My cat is about 11 months old and on her first litter of kittens :D

She should have them "sometime" this month

and by "sometime" I mean I don't know exactly when.

I saw her "do it" on june 16th

so when should she have it

I know you can't caculate the exact date but around what day do you think?

Answer 1

while it take 9 weeks for cats to have kittens so about around september 18

Answer 2

They will be due around August 18,  which is 9 weeks. Congratulations!

Answer 3

perhaps around August 16th

Answer 4

Hm, it really depends they could be late or early :)

Im going to say around, August 14th-20th, It probally doesnt narrow it down much but Im gonna say it'll be most likely inbetween these dates

Answer 5

ok the vet told me between 63 and 69 days usually i worked it out for my cat and she had them at 67 days

so yours should be around....... the 18th to the 24th of august. and in the final weeks she will be searching everywhere to nest and just when you think she has settled with a spot she will move. if you have a good relationship and your cat trusts you like mine did (she's passed on now) you can find a semi dark spot like under a table and put some blankets under there but it has to be somewhere where she is semi hidden so she can spy on anyone who comes in a room and in the final 2 weeks don't let her outside cause she may bugger off and go have her babies where she feels fit and you don't want to be searching under the house!

try to keep any kids out of the way and if you have the chance to see her in labour pat her and tell her softly it's ok and try to guide her thru it and you will witness the gift of life. also if your cat trusts you like mine did too then you will be the only person she will let touch the kitty bubs but remember to pat her first and pick the kittens up and show them to her before bringing them in close to you and if they cry she may get stressed so hand them back to her so she can inspect that they are allright and then bring them close to you.

i reckon the more you handle them the better cats they will be as they are used to humans and will want the attention and you won't have ferral kittens then.

good luck

Answer 6

why wasn't your cat spayed a long time before this?  why did you let an unaltered animal outside unsupervised?

get your cat to the vet they should be able to answer all your questions.  and then after the kittens are born make an appointment for 6 weeks to have her spayed.  Don't keep adding to the unfortunate population of unwanted kittens.  For every kitten your KITTEN has, at least 2 kittens in shelters are euthanized because there are just not enough homes for the kittens that we already have in this world.  It is so sad.