Do cats get morning sickness?

Caring for Your Pregnant Queen. 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 her to the vet. With the surge of hormones and changes to her uterus, she may show signs of fatigue. read more

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 her to the vet. With the surge of hormones and changes to her uterus, she may show signs of fatigue. This phase will eventually fade after those first few weeks pass. read more

Morning sickness and frequent throwing up often trigger appetite problems in cats. However, pregnant cats, like all kitties, need to be eating healthily, regularly and properly, so if you notice that your queen has been ignoring her food for over 48 hours, consult a veterinarian as soon as possible. read more

"Dogs and cats are not thought to suffer from morning sickness nor is there any information detailing morning sickness in the reproductive literature of dogs and cats," Ann Hohenhaus, of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine at the Animal Medical Center of New York, told Life's Little Mysteries. read more