Pregnant cat 63 days: nipples smaller, lost appetite. Should I worry?

Gestation is about 63-65 days, so you should be seeing signs of labor soon. If your timing is right, it should be any day now. You may be slightly off on your timing and maybe she has been pregnant for less time than you think? Look for signs of labor such as nesting behavior, vocalization, being more affectionate, licking the vulva and a change in appetite. Cats do not always give clear signs of labor like dogs so it can be tricky sometimes to notice when a cat is in labor. I hope this helps! Please let me know if you have any other questions or concerns and I would be more than happy to help you further.

Hello. It is very difficult to say if she is or is not pregnant from these pictures, because if she is only carrying 1 or 2 kittens, then she would not be as big as one carrying 4-6 kittens. And if she is truly 68 days into a pregnancy, she is overdue. If she does have kittens you should be able to rub on her abdomen & feel some substantial "bumps" at this point in time. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.

The nipples will turn pink a few weeks before delivery, so if they only turned pink now there is no reason to panik yet. She now is approximately three weeks pregnant. A cat's gestation period is 63 -65 days, so she will have her kittens in about 42 to 45 days from now.

Cats are pregnant for about 60 days. You will start to. It’s e her mammary glands fill with milk around the 7th week of pregnancy. Their temperature will drop when it gets within 48 hours of labor and their appetite can decrease then. It is not uncommon to see a clear mucous discharge in the urine around a week before labor. Without knowing when she was in heat and bred these signs are the best guide to let you know about delivery.

No, 45 days is too early to give birth. The typical gestation length of a cat is 58-68 days, and a pinkish discharge from the vagina can be a sign of something wrong with the pregnancy. I would be very concerned that she is experiencing a spontaneous abortion, and I would take her into a vet immediately.

Cats can go up to 68 days of pregnancy, so I wouldn't worry just yet. Set up Mano in her own room with a nesting box, food, water, and litter. Have her seen by a vet if she reaches 69 days of pregnancy with no signs of going into labor.

Gestation period is 63 days for cats, so you can probably wait it out. Cats do not usually need help giving birth, just make sure she has a spot that she likes and where she can have her kittens. If you really need to know whether Lainie is pregnant, you should take her to your veterinarian for a pregnancy exam (x-rays or ultrasound, or even palpation). She may let the vet check her.