Early symptoms of pregnancy in cats

Early symptoms of cat pregnancy:
1. The nipple color changes from light pink to dark pink, the breasts enlarge, and the abdomen becomes spherical. You can feel it by gently pressing the abdomen. Fetal activity.
2. He likes to be quiet and does not want to move. He moves carefully and does not want to play with others.
3. Spend more time sleeping, have unusual sleeping postures, change to sleeping on the side, and like to stretch out to sleep. Moreover, he sleeps for a long time and moves slowly.
4. The vagina is enlarged, red, frequent urination, and no longer in estrus.
5. Strong appetite and weight gain.
Symptoms of cats before giving birth:
1. Meowing and clinging. Before giving birth, the cat will be very panicked and keep calling, hoping that you can stay with it. At this time, only the owner can give it a sense of security.
2. Restless. When delivery is approaching, the female cat will have intermittent pain, and her breathing will be rapid due to fetal movement. When she appears in a half-squatting state, her body begins to tighten, and she kicks her legs hard, it means she is ready to give birth.
3. Hiding in the delivery room. According to the different living environment of the cat, the location of the delivery room should be reasonably arranged about 15 days in advance so that the cat can become familiar with the birth environment.
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