Yes, a cat's stomach can become hard during pregnancy due to the growing size of the kittens and the expanding uterus.
Yes, during the later part of pregnancy they will swell and become slightly red.
Cats typically carry their babies for about 63-65 days during pregnancy.
yes they do!
Cats typically reach sexual maturity and become capable of pregnancy around 6 to 9 months of age.
Male cats can sometimes detect changes in the scent and behavior of female cats that indicate they are pregnant. This can be due to hormonal changes that occur during pregnancy.
Female cats, also known as queens, typically begin to develop their mammary glands around 6-8 weeks of age. These glands become more pronounced and develop further during pregnancy and lactation. After giving birth, the queen's mammary glands will produce milk to nurse her kittens.
A cat pregnancy is sixty days
Cats are lactose intolerant. It can do any number of things to them from giving them an upset stomach to diarrhea, vomiting, or possibly constipation if they become dehydrated due to the previous listed symptoms.
yes they can
The only way to prevent pregnancy in cats is to spay them. This also stops the very stressful heat cycles.
The nipples will turn pink and may gain size, the cat will have a distended belly that is hard, not soft. Be gentle with a cat you believe is pregnant. Cats begin to show signs later through their pregnancy and pregnancy in cats only lasts 9 weeks, so if it is unknown now, it will become known shortly.
Most cats dont show any physical signs of pregnancy until around the 4th week where you will notice a bump however the cat will become more friendly and more affectionate. Pregnant cats should be given kitten food as it is better for them.