How do you tell when cats are pregnant?

Answer 1

it will make a nest and be very active. It will not be very active. They ussally stay in the nest with the babys for a while until they are ok to be on there own. They do make nests though. there very defendent of there babys so you dont touch her our the babys until they come out of the nest. Or better yet they stop feeding from there mom. when they are only a few days pregnant they run round making a nest for the baby. this is called nesting humans do it aswel(they buy clothes for the baby e.c.t.) the pregnant mouse will start to get more tired and protective when she gets more pregnant.

Answer 2

They start to sleep more and they also find a place which is safe for nesting , after that u can also go to a vet and have sonographic examinations they will be able to see if she is pregnant, and usually they will tell you the number of your litter. Cats become pregnant very easily. Pregnancy can occur whenever the female is in heat, which takes place several times a year from Spring to Autumn. But with no obvious outward changes taking place in the pregnant cat during the first few weeks, you won’t see any real difference to begin with. After three weeks or so, however, you should be able to spot the telltale signs. Signs of pregnancy After three weeks, the nipples become enlarged and red, which is known as "pinking-up". A pregnant queen may also go through a stage of being sick occasionally. It's nothing to worry about - just a bit of morning sickness. Your cat will gradually gain between one and two kilograms, depending on the number of kittens. This is a strong indication that she is pregnant. Pregnancy can be accurately diagnosed by ultrasound after 28 days, and a vet can determine the number of kittens by x-ray after 45 days. The abdomen will start to swell, but avoid touching it so you don't risk damaging the unborn kittens. Your cat's behaviour will become "maternal" and she may begin to purr a lot. She is likely to refuse food, will act unsettled and might start to look for a suitable quiet place in which to give birth. The first sign of labour is a temperature drop in the mother to around 37.8º C. You should then see the abdomen contracting and a vaginal discharge (if the discharge is heavy and black or blood coloured then you should contact your vet). The average feline pregnancy lasts between 60 and 65 days. Once you're sure, you should take the mother-to-be to your vet to confirm the pregnancy. Once there, the vet should be able to advise the best course of action.

Answer 3

Sometimes, you won't be able to tell if your mouse is pregnant until her last week of pregnancy. Usually her tummy will bulge and even look like she has swallowed a Golf ball. Never try to feel for babies in the mouse's tummy as this may kill the babies inside. Another sign of pregnancy is when your mouse starts trying to build a comfortable nest to prepare for babies. If you find your mouse pregnant, separate her from the male to prevent further unwanted pregnancies.

Answer 4

You can tell if a cat is pregnant by observing physical changes such as increased appetite, weight gain, enlarged nipples, and a rounded belly. A veterinarian can also confirm pregnancy through ultrasound or other diagnostic tests.

Answer 5

they can have babies from the age of 3 weeks

Answer 6

well cats belly starts to hang down and ther nipples start to turn red sometimes red with white on top.

Answer 7

if baby mice are submerging from her vaginal area, shes having babies

Answer 8

See if it has babies or not