Did you find out if your cat had her babies?
One of my cats, last April, went into labor after what seemed like a normal duration of pregnancy, maybe a lil early, but, long story short, she ended up having miscarriages of each baby, which all seemed to have stopped growing some time before her body miscarried. However, when she went to have her first contraction, the blood the came out was very thin, or, well, normal blood, definitely not thick or a discharge by any stretch of the imagination.
Your cat might be getting ready to go into labor, so if she hasn't picked a spot yet, perhaps you can make her a nice little spot, preferably in a dark, cool area with little to no disturbance whatsoever. When my cats have litters, they seem to really like the fact that I have a heating pad for them in their birthing and caring area. I always keep it covered with a thin blanket or pillow case, and never put the heat higher than the lowest setting. Like human women, a menstruating cat also feels the relief of cramping when the heating pad is available :)
By the way, how long has long has your cat been bleeding? If all of her ovum weren't fertilized, she could actually still be in heat! That would make sense if she has been bleeding since she became pregnant.
I hope your cat and her kittens turn out to be just fine and healthy.
Good luck and God's speed,
Kristen
One of my cats, last April, went into labor after what seemed like a normal duration of pregnancy, maybe a lil early, but, long story short, she ended up having miscarriages of each baby, which all seemed to have stopped growing some time before her body miscarried. However, when she went to have her first contraction, the blood the came out was very thin, or, well, normal blood, definitely not thick or a discharge by any stretch of the imagination.
Your cat might be getting ready to go into labor, so if she hasn't picked a spot yet, perhaps you can make her a nice little spot, preferably in a dark, cool area with little to no disturbance whatsoever. When my cats have litters, they seem to really like the fact that I have a heating pad for them in their birthing and caring area. I always keep it covered with a thin blanket or pillow case, and never put the heat higher than the lowest setting. Like human women, a menstruating cat also feels the relief of cramping when the heating pad is available :)
By the way, how long has long has your cat been bleeding? If all of her ovum weren't fertilized, she could actually still be in heat! That would make sense if she has been bleeding since she became pregnant.
I hope your cat and her kittens turn out to be just fine and healthy.
Good luck and God's speed,
Kristen
