How to prevent miscarriage in Ragdoll cats:

1. Female cats cannot take anthelmintics or other drugs during pregnancy. Before the female cat becomes pregnant, the body should be dewormed first, and then the cat should be allowed to conceive and give birth.

2. Problems with the female cat’s own reproductive system can also lead to fetal malformation or miscarriage. Cats are also prone to miscarriage when the interval between pregnancies is very short.

3. A serious lack of vitamins in the female cat’s body can easily lead to miscarriage and affect the cat’s health.

4. Large jumping and rolling movements of female cats during pregnancy may cause the female cat to miscarry.

5. Cats should undergo a physical examination before they become pregnant and give birth. If they are completely healthy, they can reproduce.

6. During the cat's pregnancy period, the cat's movements should be appropriately restricted, and the cat should be prohibited from rolling and jumping to prevent miscarriage.

Symptoms of miscarriage in Ragdoll cats:

1. Premature birth: The prenatal signs of cats are similar to those of normal delivery, but the symptoms are worse and the time required is shorter. The miscarriage process is similar to that of normal childbirth, but a live fetus of less than one month old is expelled.

2. Stillbirth: Stillbirth in early pregnancy in cats is difficult to detect and can easily be mistaken for hidden abortion. Stillbirth in the first half of pregnancy has no prenatal signs. Stillbirth in the second half of pregnancy is similar to premature birth but there is no fetal movement before delivery. , the cervix is ​​open and the mucus is thin.

3. Mummification: The fetus excreted during miscarriage is mummified, including mummification and semi-mummy.

4. Fetal infiltration: dirty liquid can be seen flowing out of the vagina of the female cat; when there is bacterial infection, there will be obvious endometritis or systemic inflammation.