Notes on blue cat breeding:

1. Selection of objects. When breeding purebred blue cats, you must choose purebred blue cats of the same species, so that the offspring will have pure bloodlines. It is not recommended to mate blue cats with large size differences, as this can easily lead to dystocia during childbirth.

2. Preparation before breeding. Only by ensuring the nutrition of the male cat can he produce high-quality semen, and the baby will be healthy. Female cats should have their nails clipped to avoid scratching male cats.

3. Environmental aspects. Choose a quiet place for the blue cat. If it is too noisy, the blue cat will have mood swings and feel insecure when mating.

4. Food. Two weeks before mating, short-term optimal feeding is provided, and high-protein foods are fed to male and female cats, so that male cats can improve the quality of sperm and have abundant physical strength. Female cats can produce more eggs and energy to ensure they don’t lose weight during future pregnancies.

5. Close the distance between male and female cats. If the male and female cats have never met each other, let them get familiar with each other before mating. They can be raised with each other across cages for 3 to 5 days.

Things to note after blue cat mating:

1. Determine whether the mating is successful. If the male cat falls off the female cat’s back soon after climbing over, If the female cat comes down, or if the female cat still wants to get close to the male cat after mating, it is likely that the mating was not successful and she needs to be bred again.

2. After the mating is completed, the female cat screams, which may mean that she has been mated. Generally, the female cat screams and it is over, and then the female cat rolls all over the floor, looking very crazy.

3. After mating is completed, do not kick or hit the female cat violently to avoid sperm reflux leading to empty pregnancy.

4. Pay attention to changes in the female cat’s behavior and temperament, determine whether she is pregnant, and provide the female cat with appropriate nutrition.