hey so our cat is pregnant well she's either pregnant or she ate a water balloon and im thinking that second option isn't likely so who's good at delivering kittens
Hardly necessary. Unless she runs into a bit of trouble, she'll do just fine delivering the kittens on her own. Most cats even prefer to be left alone during labor.
[ That's her! Don't worry, it's already pretty obvious to Selina that this cat is well loved and she much prefers that to the alternative. She just wants to help keep the kid from stressing out. ]
Nothing in particular, but she'll make it obvious if she's in distress. Look in on her every once in a while, just make sure that things are going smoothly and that she's comfortable. Provide her with easy access to food and water.
I've kept a few cats in my time, I have a little bit of experience. As far as animals go, cats are fairly easy. They're very self-sufficient and they know what they depend on their humans for. She'll make figuring things out easy on you, I promise.
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Hardly necessary. Unless she runs into a bit of trouble, she'll do just fine delivering the kittens on her own. Most cats even prefer to be left alone during labor.
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ok but if she's left alone how would we know if she's in trouble
is there a special cat noise we should listen for
[ he's fretting bc he loves cats a lot ok he once adopted 12 of them when ignis wasn't looking bc it was raining ]
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Nothing in particular, but she'll make it obvious if she's in distress. Look in on her every once in a while, just make sure that things are going smoothly and that she's comfortable. Provide her with easy access to food and water.
She'll be FINE, I promise.
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oh good i can work with that thanks!
you sound like you're really good w cats
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