Trei Johnson's Blog

Gestation for a cat is 63 days. If in 55 days, she looks like she's ready to pop. She is pregnant and will soon have kittens. That's how I always tell. If she comes into heat and gets a male suitor, she is pregnant. Always happens to the best of us. Control the pet population? Sometimes we just can't catch it in time. Your cat will also start looking for a good hiding spot. They hide their kittens until they are walking. If you find the kittens, they will usually move them. I have two now to socialize. I just love it when they spit and fuss, and before you know it they are climbing up your leg to be petted.

LOL di, I didn't want to get to descriptive. I'm glad you did. Funny.

She'll become more loving. She'll start getting milk. And of course she'll get fatter. Her stomach won't move for a while. You won't really be able to feel anything inside until she is about to give birth. If you have a weak stomach don't watch the process of her in labor. I've seen it millions of times, and everytime I still say it's disgusting. But beautiful. Good luck.

BTW I saw your bbq on memorial day and I wasn't jealous of it at all, until the camera panned to you really enjoying it. When you waved the camera away, I knew that there had to be really good food there. IT was then I wanted some lol.

How could this happen? Didn't you have a father/son or mother/daughete talk with them? Shame on you!!!

At the Remlinger's Antique and Flea Market in Mt. Dora, people are always giving away thier baby pets. Some even sit on a bench and sell their puppies.

I got my kitty this way. A boy came with a box and said free kittens, I took 1, and the rest were gone with 10 min. There were 4 total that I saw.

I can understand how this can be inconvient for you. I've seen how celebs get mobbed whereever they go by inconsiderate people, and fans who don't realize you have a life too.

After the are weened, if she is preggo, you can drop them off to me at J35 in that flea market, and I will insure they get a good home for you.

I sell scratching posts and other pet supplies that I make, along with childrens toys, I get a lot of traffic from loving pet owners. I would do this for you.

Trei, they ALWAYS get out and ALWAYS get knocked up! Take it from me, I learned the hard way myself.

In the hard lesson I learned, I took my cat to the vet a week after it was jumped and told the vet she'd been jumped and I wanted her fixed. He "took care of it" if you catch my drift. She came back fixed and no longer pregnant. I don't know how you feel about that, but if it's been like only a week or two, you might not get stuck with the kittens.