if my cat is pregnant, how do you help her?

I actually have a lot of experience with pregnant strays! They really are naturally great moms - almost always. I’ve heard of some moms attacking their babies, but never have seen that. Although one mom I did have to assist a little did almost bite one of the babies’ heads off, just from the pain of giving birth to its sibling. That mom also delivered a stillborn cat first. I called the vet and they had me massage it, but it was just gone on arrival, unfortunately. The others were fine, though. Also that cat was really panting - it was very hot, and I called the vet again - they said to take her temp - which amazingly she let me do with no problem, and to put a towel around a bottle of ice next to her. She seemed to appreciate that. All the moms I’ve seen give birth have appreciated having people around, but they really do take care of the whole thing themselves. I’ve helped babies find nipples, but I don’t really think that was necessary.

Well one thing that will really help the kitty out if she is pregnant, is by feeding her and making sure she gets plenty of water and nutrients. That is very important for a pregnant cat. You could take her to the vet and make sure that she is doing good with the pregnancy. Good luck with it. And after she is done with having that litter, you might want to go and get her spayed and get her updated on her shots. There are so many homeless and stray cats, and you would be helping out by getting her spayed. It does not cost that much, and you would be saving so many unwanted babies.