You can only touch kittens after they are two weeks old. Pay attention to respecting the mother cat. If the mother cat is unwilling to let you get close, it is best not to touch it. Because female cats identify their babies based on smell, once the kittens are exposed to other unfamiliar smells, the mother cat may not recognize her babies and eat the kittens because she cannot recognize her own smell. Unless there is an unexpected situation, manual intervention is necessary, and gloves should be worn when touching the kitten.

Other precautions after the kittens are born:

1. Do not let other animals approach the mother cat and kittens, so as not to cause the mother cat to become anxious and move with the kittens in her mouth. .

2. Pay attention to nutritional supplements for female cats, and feed them appropriate milk-producing foods to help produce milk. Such as soybean boiled pig's trotters soup, crucian carp soup boiled with grass, eggs and peanuts to induce lactation, etc.

3. Kittens should not be bathed within 3 months.