Title: Why Does My Pregnant Cat Keep Meowing?
Headings: Why Does My Pregnant Cat Keep Meowing?
Why Does My Pregnant Cat Keep Meowing?
Why does my pregnant cat keep meowing?
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Content: 5. She’s in labor
Cats gestate for about 9 weeks, so if you know when your cat got pregnant and you also know it’s about that time, a pregnant crying cat could indicate labor. If you notice pregnant cat meowing and pacing around, like she can’t quite settle or get comfortable, there’s a good chance her kittens will be arriving at any time. I once spent the day with a kitty in labor, and let me tell you, pregnant cat behavior on the big day isn’t much different than human behavior on birthing day. Vocalization is one of the major pregnant cat signs of impending labor. Let’s take a look at the others! Pregnant Cat Labor Signs
1. Restlessness
If you notice your pregnant cat meowing and pacing, there’s a good chance kittens are close to making their appearance. Your cat’s nerves will be on edge starting within a couple of days of delivery. 2.