[header] How to tell if a cat is pregnant [title] Determine if your cat is fertile. [step] If your cat is fertile and has recently been in heat, it's possible that she may be pregnant. [substeps] Female domestic cats become sexually active as the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, typically between spring and fall.
[header] How to tell if a cat is pregnant [title] Determine if your cat is fertile. [step] If your cat is fertile and has recently been in heat, it's possible that she may be pregnant. [substeps] Female domestic cats become sexually active as the days get longer and the weather gets warmer, typically between spring and fall.
In addition to their fertile hours, kittens also develop a tail that rolls back or side quickly in a heated environments. There are two main reasons for the symptoms of a cat's pregnancy. If a cat not breeding is active, female cats can be pregnant. But at times when testosterone levels improve, they are more likely to become pregnant. A female cat may start her estrus cycle (go into heat) once the weather becomes warmer and she has reached about 80% of her adult weight. This means a cat may go into heat as early as four months of age in unusual cases. This can lead to changes in the daily functioning of the female cat's body, including her ability to have sex anywhere she wants. This is a sign that your cat is pregnant.