Questionwhat are some signs that a cat is pregnant, and how long are they pregnant for? please get back to me soon.
AnswerJessica,
Cats do not ovulate until they are bred. So, about 17-21 days after breeding (we begin counting on the second day of breeding), the female's nipples should get pink and begin to protrude. This phenomenon lasts only a few days, so you just have to keep checking because at about day 22-24 the nipples are back to normal. For a few weeks afterwards, there will be no more obvious signs. Long about weeks 6 or 7 she should begin gaining weight and pouching out on the sides.
Cat gestation is 65-67 days after breeding. 63 days would be a normal minimum and 68 days is the maximum you should wait before seeing your vet.
If it turns out she is pregnant, get back to me and I will give you some guidelines for the week or so leading up to birth.
Best regards... Norm.