Methods to judge a cat’s pregnancy:

1. The cat is about one month pregnant. At this time, if you gently slide and touch the cat’s abdomen with your hand, you can usually feel a hard lump. . But be careful not to touch or press hard to avoid harming the fetus. Of course, the most scientific way to judge is to take the cat to the pet hospital for B-ultrasound detection.

2. Conduct a urine test on the cat to determine whether the cat is pregnant by detecting whether there is chorionic gonadotropin in the cat's urine. Cats do not change much before one month of pregnancy, but if pet owners can observe the cat carefully, you will find that the cat likes to sleep more than before, becomes less active, and eats more.

Symptoms of cat pregnancy:

1. After 21 days of pregnancy, the female cat’s nipples will turn pink or red.

2. After four weeks of pregnancy, the breasts begin to gradually enlarge, and even lactation occurs. The hair around the nipples gradually falls off and the nipples protrude. This is preparation for lactation.

3. Pregnant cats will become lazy and don’t like to move. At the beginning of pregnancy, the cat's appetite will also decrease. As the pregnancy period prolongs, the cat's appetite will gradually increase. The appetite of cats in the second trimester of pregnancy will be about three times that of normal cats.

4. The cat’s abdomen will gradually swell and become larger day by day. If you go to the hospital to check with ultrasound, you can see the approximate size and number of the baby cats. As the cat's abdomen increases, the cat's movements will become slower and slower. The cat does not like to move even more, and likes to lie in the cat's nest for a long time, closing its eyes and relaxing.

5. Behavior changes, the female cat will become more cautious and maternal.