Symptoms and manifestations of postpartum depression in cats:

1. The cat is depressed, seems listless and lacks energy, and is not even interested in food or toys.

2. The cat’s fur is dull, shedding a lot, or it is always licking the hair somewhere on its body, or the cat is restless and aggressive, walking around with the kitten in its mouth. Stopping and changing places is a sign of feeling uneasy.

Methods for dealing with postpartum depression in cats:

1. The owner can stroke the cat, which will make the cat feel safe. While stroking, the owner should observe the cat’s reaction. If It is resistant and should be stopped immediately.

2. After cats become depressed, their appetite will generally decrease. The owner should choose some cat food that the cat likes to eat, and should avoid the cat's mental stimulation.

3. The owner should accompany the cat to engage in appropriate game exchanges, such as using cat teasing sticks, laser pointers, etc. to help improve the cat's mood.

4. Studies have found that the fatty acids rich in deep-sea fish can reduce the risk of postpartum depression. Cats can be allowed to eat some salmon, tuna and other deep-sea fish.