How can I force my pregnant cat to have her babies already?
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She’s been pregnant for forever and I want those babies now. She already started producing milk about 3 days ago so I think they’re done. It doesn’t seem like she’s going to have them on her own anytime soon so how can I make her? Will keeping her outside work?
I thought if I left her outside the heat would stress her into having them. I didn’t think about her taking off and having them somewhere else. No I don’t want that I want to be there when she has them.
Forcing won’t work. You can induce a labor safely in human but not felines. Just be patient and let nature takes it course. Why are you in such a hurry?
If you leave her outside, most probably she won’t be able to give birth and have more complications than you begin with.
Why? Someone put a down payment on the kittens already? Otherwise, why the urgency?
You can’t. She’ll have them when she ready.
Just wait. Having babies is stressful enough; she doesn’t need you putting her outside, or trying to force her into labor. Patience.
You can’t *MAKE* her have her kittens. It would be like looking at a pregnant woman and saying "I’m tired of you being pregnant" that wouldn’t go over well. If she just started giving milk, then it may be a few more weeks.
Why don’t you provide her with a warm, secluded spot where she can nest down and start her little family? Cats don’t have their kittens when the human wants them to, they have it on their own biological schedule.
Putting her out is a truly wrongheaded idea.
Kittens aren’t like cookies in the oven, you can’t remove them early to they’ll be soft and gooey…they’ll be DEAD, and you’ll likely kill the mother if you ‘force’ her to have her kittens early.
Who made you responsible for this animal? They obviously had a lapse in judgement.
YOU want those babies?
ugh they are her kittens..im sure she wants them out too…and they will come when she is ready
if you touch them too soon she will abandon them so dont be too selfish there….jerk
You can’t force the poor cat!!
I know how you feel because that bump grows so large, you can feel quite afraid for your cat – but when her body gives the signal and she’s ready, nothing will stop her.
Please don’t leave her outside or she will do something silly such as taking her newborn kits into the bushes.
Without a doubt, she will head straight to your bedroom cupboard, so prepare a nice warm box lined with clean towels ready for her so that she will feel secure about the impending birth.
Good lord, i hope you are not serious!? No, keeping her outside is NOT in the best interest of the mother or the kittens.
A typical gestation is approximately 43 days. If she’s ‘nesting’ or seeming to try to find a place for privacy, she may be getting close.
You can not MAKE her have the kittens. The vet has a drug that can start the contractions, but there isn’t anything you can do to speed mother nature along. She will not have the babies until she’s ready.
However, if she’s way past her due date, i would definitely consult your vet. She could be in distress with the pregnancy.
okay, shes gunna have them when shes ready. theres nothing u can really do to force them just pop out.
What is wrong with you, you sound like an immature little girl, pouting cause what you want isn’t happening fast enough.
Keeping her outside what is your logic in thinking that will work ?
Added to Amanda: You are a vet tech???? gestation is NOT 43 days…it is 63 plus one for the day they mated.
If you stress her out and she has them before it is time you can lose the entire litter so please be patient. If you put her outside she may very well take off somewhere to have her kittens and you will never find them. Oh yes and the average cat is pregnant for 63-69 days from the first breeding.
If you really want the babies, what do you think will happen if you put her outside? She will have them when she is ready, in who-knows-what place. What is your guarantee that you will find them out there? You might not see them until they are several weeks old, or perhaps older, when it will become harder to properly socialize them to like being handled by humans.
You might try taking her to a veterinarian to be examined. If she really is overdue, and there is some kind of problem, the veterinarian could inject her with hormones to induce labor or perform a c-section if necessary. Dunno how expensive that would be. But if the real problem is your impatience, you might be paying a lot for an office call to be told, " the kittens will come in their own time, be patient."
Here is an article that tells what to expect when the time comes, and how to tell if the queen is in distress: http://www.sniksnak.com/cathealth/delivery.html Hope that helps.
It is my observation from the couple of times I have seen a cat give birth, that they start panting, rather like the breathing exercises that are taught to pregnant women in child birth classes, right before the action begins.
You can’t be a responsible pet owner!!!
How come u want to force a helpless animal to give birth when she is not ready…this is harsh.
A cat gives birth after 9 weeks normally (approximately 63 to 69 days)
If she delays more than 69 days you’ll have to visit the vet. Any attempt to force labor can kill both the mother and the kitties.
you’d better start arranging a nesting place which should be warm, dark and secluded…don’t stay watching her just leave her alone till the time comes
http://www.wikihow.com/Help-a-Cat-Give-Birth this link might help u it has gotten all the tips to helping a cat give birth