how much longer till my kitty gives birth?
September 15th, 2011 | 
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Okay so my cat has been pregnant for roughly 2 months or so… what are the signs that she will be going into labor…
Right now she is always sleeping..
She walks a tiny bit then plops on her side and sleeps(NO matter where she is)
Eating alot…
Really lovey… and she is not normally like that…
Following me around quite a bit…
she keeps wanting to sleep on my bathroom rugs 24/7…
I cant see any momevent yet but when i lightly place my hand on her belly i can feel it… and it is pretty strong…
i just want to know when to expect it… i want to say she got pregnant… begginging to midle of may… she is constantly walking around the house and doesnt seems to want to go outside much anymore… and she is very pissy towards my dog which they have never been that way before… and she looks very uncomfortable… i just really want an idea as to how soon it is going to be??? Like days??? Hours??? lol… and is there anything extra we can do to help her… we have 3 different areas set up that are for her to give birth… bathroom… laundry room… and our closet…
And all she does now is sleep constantly
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Possibly any hour, to a few days. Most cats are highly anexious, they will actually become a little more active than they have been because they are searching for the best case to give birth. They may also, in their search to find a final place, look at you frequently and meow, depending on the cat.
The day my cat gave birth her eyes were wider than normal and she looked very antsy and very anexious. She didn’t stop moving all day, but there were points where I couldn’t find her (because she was searching for the best place to give birth.) She also didn’t eat at all and gave me certain looks that I knew weren’t normal for her.
If your cat starts to act like this, I would expect the labor process to being within 12 hours. Like with humans, when they finally do go into labor it may be very long. Just be sure to know where your cat is hiding out at all times. If you cannot find her or do not see her in over an hour, be on alert.