Precautions for British Shorthair Cat Pregnancy:

1. Do not take too much supplements in the second trimester to prevent the fetus from being too large, which may lead to dystocia.

2. Do not feed anthelmintics or vaccinate them. Anthelmintics can easily cause fetal malformations, and vaccinations may also cause miscarriage.

3. It is best not to carry out long-distance transportation to prevent stress from causing miscarriage.

4. Pay attention to regular physical examinations. Mainly perform abdominal ultrasound examination to follow up the kitten's development in a timely manner.

Items that British shorthair cats need to prepare before giving birth:

1. Alcohol-iodine (used to sterilize scissors and sterilize before cutting the umbilical cord).

2. Glucose supplement solution and goat milk powder (some female cats are exhausted after giving birth and need to replenish energy in time).

3. Kitten scale (clean and disinfect the scale).

4. Cat milk bottle (some female cats have insufficient milk and need to be artificially fed).

5. Medical gloves (used for delivery, and gloves must be worn when touching kittens).

6. Cotton thread (used to tie the umbilical cord about 4cm, and then cut it with scissors).

7. Medical scissors (some female cats are inexperienced as first-time mothers and cannot bite the umbilical cord).

8. Identification circle (used to identify the birth order of kittens, and for subsequent daily weight identification).