Pregnant cat

[PurpleOne]

Pic on my profile. She is definitely pregnant isn't she?

lol yep they are,she also isnt going out much, i reckon a couple of weeks max,am going to get her a wee bed made up just incase lol!

She's preg then.

Ours doesn't go very far outside now. She spends all day sleeping Put on tons of weight too.

And I never knew that cats have teats up the top under their front legs either!
One of her nipples is scarily freakish though. It's a long teat with about 4 points on it - she'll manage with 7 I guess.
She lies shouting and yelling on the floor in the morning when someone wakes up. 'feed me, feed me NOW'

Hope the preg is going well. Keep us posted and make sure you put pics up!

Our little lady is absolutely worn out now.
She will just flop and sleep anywhere. Top of the stairs, kitchen floor, random drawers that have been left open.

Not long to go for us now.
If she's not sprawled out somewhere, she's shouting and yelling for food!

I have a pole acroos an alcove. Don't have a wardrobe in here and mog is currently burrowing behind pairs of shoes at the bottom to go off and sleep.
2 weeks left for us now!

When is her EDD? Because she'll birth where ever she feels right, regardless of what/where you may have prepared for her.

Approx May 18th, give or take a couple of days.

our very young cat had kittens PO and managed well by herself (in fact they were born in the night and we didn't know she had had them until morning). she had four, but one of them had stopped developing at about three weeks the vet thought and was stillborn. She found her own spot regardless of how many comfy corners we plonked her in, and once the kittens were born she would move them all over the house, no doubt to get away from us pesky kids who kept bringing legions of school friends home to see them. She eventually settled in the back of an old armchair that had a ripped cover that was in my brother's room.

Good luck to lunaghcat when the time comes; I'm sure she'll be just fine and I can't wait to see the piccies