- It is very difficult to notice that a cat is pregnant before three weeks into the pregnancy.
- At about three weeks, the cat will have pink nipples that will swell as her body starts to produce milk. At this point, it is best to schedule an appointment with your vet in order to confirm pregnancy and verify your feline is healthy enough to give birth.
- Like humans, cats can have morning sickness. Hence, vomiting is also an indicator of pregnancy.
- Pregnant cats are also known to become more loving and affectionate. Sleeping more is also a sign of pregnancy. Note that they will not show any interest in males once they are no longer in heat.
- Cats, like humans, also eat more when they are pregnant. Their body is preparing to provide for its young, and extra nutrition is essential.
- As the final days before birth near, you may notice your cat searching for a place to give birth. Setting up a nest with a comfortable blanket will help make the birth easier on her.













