[header] How to help your cat who had a miscarriage [title] Take your cat the vet if there is a late stage miscarriage. [step] If your cat miscarries late into her pregnancy, veterinary help is necessary. A late stage miscarriage can result in an infection.
[header] How to help your cat who had a miscarriage [title] Take your cat the vet if there is a late stage miscarriage. [step] If your cat miscarries late into her pregnancy, veterinary help is necessary. A late stage miscarriage can result in an infection.
Then, the vet can perform diagnostic testing that assesses how labor is progressing. This test can determine the cause of your cat's pregnancy. [substeps] Your cat may develop the condition again before her normal vaccination begins and affect you badly. There is no time limit to offering veterinary care. [substeps] The average length of a cat's pregnancy is 65 to 69 days. If a miscarriage occurs in the later parts of the pregnancy, take your cat to see a vet. Your vet will give your cat a prescription for oral antibiotics. Giving your cat antibiotics can help your cat feel safe in the womb and keep her from giving birth, which could lead to miscarriage.