How Do I Know If My Cat Is In Labour?

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PurpleHazlet
To know whether your cat is in labour, its mammary glands increase the last week of gestation, two weeks to birth, she will start producing milk, her temperature drops to 37.2 °C a day or two before birth. She will seek out a secluded area or become affectionate if bonded to one carer, she will be restless and pacing, make frequent trips to the nest and licking her genitalia frequently.
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Cats usually go into labour around the 64th day of their pregnancy, looking for a safe, warm and quiet place in which to give birth. Cats start pacing about, appearing nervous or particularly excitable just before giving birth or when in labour.
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she will start pacing and looking for a corner in a closet or basement away from people and out of sight to have her kittens. make sure you have a box with a blanket ready for her
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Up to 9 weeks.
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The cat could have a upper respiratory infection, throat or lung injury, or allergic reaction. Take the cat to a Vet.
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it will move to a quiet place, its belly dragging on the floor. it may have a laboured breath, also you'll see a kitten head poking out of the cats bum, trust me, you'll know when
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