FAQ

Cats are typically pregnant for about 63 to 65 days, or approximately 9 weeks.

Cats may become more affectionate, protective, or attentive towards women who are in the early stages of pregnancy due to sensing hormonal changes.

You can look for early signs of pregnancy such as increased appetite, affectionate behavior, pinkened nipples, and a growing belly, but for confirmation, a vet visit is advised.

At 4 weeks, a pregnant cat may show a slightly rounded belly, pink and enlarged nipples, and changes in behavior such as increased affection or rest.

When a cat becomes pregnant, she may show behavioral changes such as increased affection, nesting behavior, and a reduced desire to go outdoors.

Early signs of cat pregnancy include changes in appetite, behavior, and noticeable nipple swelling, typically around 2-3 weeks after conception.

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Cats stare at their owners as a form of communication, expressing curiosity, affection, or even seeking food or attention.

Your cat lies on your chest to feel warmth, comfort, and bond with you through your scent and heartbeat.

Cats may stare at their owners due to affection, curiosity, communication, or as part of hunting behavior.