My cat Allie got out of the house for 5 days. Allie is an indoor cat and she is not fixed. Recently i've been noticing that she has been gaining a little bit of weight (or i might not look at her well enough every time i see her), my sister and I try to touch her stomach to see if its hard, and she starts hissing at us. finally we got ahold of her and touched her stomach, and it felt a little hard. this was about 3 weeks ago maybe more. but no more then 5 weeks ago. could my cat be pregnant?
if she is..
how long does it take for a cat to have kittens?
what happens if she delivers the kittens and no one is home?
anything else i would need to know?
One_Whisper answered Tuesday November 24 2009, 12:03 pm: As the season for mating is still in play, It is very possible that your cat could be pregnant. A cat's pregnancy cycle is usually slightly over 2 months. If the cat gives birth to kittens while nobody is home the most you can do to prepare for this is make sure your cat is in a comfortable spot at the time she is near her due date. [ One_Whisper's advice column | Ask One_Whisper A Question ]
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