Feline Fetus Growth Slowed

Simple Summary Fetal fluid contents influence growth and development, fetal wellbeing and a protection mechanism for the fetus itself. Very little is known about the composition of fetal fluids during pregnancy in cats and about changes in contents that occur throughout gestation.

The feline Gompertzian growth starts at about the 6th day of gestation. The weight of the fetus, +/- 10%, as a function of gestational age starting on day 28 is: Weight in grams = 2.6477 X 10(-10) exp (see article) when t = gestational age of 28 days or more.

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Prenatal feline fetal growth and utero-placental development were ultrasonographically evaluated using an ultrasound scanner with a 10 MHz sector probe.

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