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Now that you know your cat is pregnant, it is necessary to take adequate and proper care to help her deliver smoothly. You will have to take special care of your cat during her pregnancy by feeding her with rich and nutritious diet and providing her with a comfortable environment. Besides this you will also have to protect her from insects, mites, allergies and food poisoning. This can be done by keeping her away from dirt and filth and providing her with proper medical care. The information below will help you understand the various stages of cat pregnancy so that you can take proper care of your pet during this crucial period.

Stages Of Pregnancy In Cats

 

A cat is capable of bearing more than one offspring during pregnancy. Its pregnancy period usually lasts between 9 to 10 weeks or 62 to 67 days. It can be roughly divided into three trimesters as given below.

 

The First Trimester

The first week of pregnancy includes the process of fertilization and movement of the fertilized eggs to the uterus. Fertilization is the process of joining together of sperm and ovum. This union results in the formation of a ball-shaped mass of cells known as cell mass. As this cell mass passes 16 cells it is called morula. The morula implants itself in the uterine wall with the help of an enzyme. In case of cats, the egg reaches the uterus in approximately five days and implantation occurs about two weeks after fertilization.

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