Pregnancy with cats can be perfectly safe with certain considerations. If needed, extended family may be able to help with pet care during the months a woman is carrying her baby.

It’s rare, but in the earliest stages of pregnancy, your cat may have "morning sickness" that might show up as a lack of appetite or vomiting. If that keeps happening, take them to the vet.

Cats and dogs can sense pregnancy-related shifts in their people. Here are the behavior changes to look for in your pets and how to help them adapt.

How Long Are Cats Pregnant? “The average length of gestation in a cat is 64 days from breeding, with a range of 52-74 days,” says Dr. Joe Peterson, D.V.M. and medical director at VCA North ...