Is my female cat pregnant?

Stephanie2829

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So i have a female cat that went in the heat for about 3 days my partner said he heard a loud meow when my male and female wle cat were in the bedroom it was also only once he heard it so not sure which one it was but since that night she hasnt been in heat at all i worked it out its been 15 days since then and no signs she is pregnant her nipples are still small to the point you cant really feel them can she still be pregnant when do you start seeing signs? Thank you
 

KittyJ

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At 3 weeks after mating, you'll see where her nipples are pink and enlarged.

The chances are that she's pregnant. I suggest you neuter your male cat as soon as possible and spay your cat after she delivers.
 

Ms Bigfoot

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It's best to monitor your cat's behavior and health, and consider a vet appointment to be sure if she is pregnant. It's also important to have your cat spayed or neutered to prevent unwanted pregnancies in the future.
 

Stephanie2829

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I've felt her belly it's only been 16 days and it's hard but obviously she won't start showing yet is it normal to be hard ? I've seen her nipples some of them are sticking and some are really small not sure if it's normal with female cats ?
 

KittyJ

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That, I don't know. Of course, areas of her stomach are normally hard to the touch. Be very gentle when touching her belly and avoid pressing on her.

Yes, it's normal for females to have a couple of nipples that are smaller than the others. These usually don't produce milk.

A vet can tell you if she's pregnant or not at 18 days.
 

SirMeow

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I've felt her belly it's only been 16 days and it's hard but obviously she won't start showing yet is it normal to be hard ? I've seen her nipples some of them are sticking and some are really small not sure if it's normal with female cats ?
I strongly recommend taking her to the vet for a pregnancy and health check. Don't guess or it could really cost her.

And get both of them neutered as soon as you can, too.
 
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