Cat pregnancy symptoms:

1. In the early stages of pregnancy, appetite decreases and becomes lethargic. You may experience mild vomiting a few times during this period.

2. Appetite will increase significantly in the second trimester, and you will go to the toilet frequently, and your movements will appear to be very cautious.

3. The cat’s nipples will be obviously swollen in the fourth week of pregnancy. At the same time, the cat’s nipples will be much harder than before, the hair around the nipples will begin to fall, the nipples will also turn pink, and the cat’s weight will increase accordingly. increase.

4. When a cat is pregnant for about one month, its belly will bulge obviously, and the belly will begin to grow slowly. At this time, poop scrapers must not touch the cat’s belly randomly to avoid affecting the Cats and babies. By the sixth week, you can even see the baby cat moving in the mother cat's belly. If you listen against the mother cat's belly, you can also hear the baby's heartbeat.

5. The abdomen will sag in the later stages of pregnancy. At this time, the cat is about to give birth. In addition to preparing a warm birthing place for the cat, the poop scoopers should also be prepared to welcome the kittens. At this time, the cat’s abdomen will droop significantly, its movements will become slower, and it will also have symptoms of frequent urination.

Precautions for cat pregnancy:

1. Pay attention to diet and avoid excessive nutritional supplementation. Excessive nutritional supplementation before delivery will cause the fetus to become too large and cause dystocia.

2. Try not to vaccinate during pregnancy to avoid affecting kittens.

3. Pay attention to the female cat’s physical abnormalities and seek medical attention promptly if any abnormality occurs.

4. When a female cat has a large or empty nest, it means she is about to give birth, and she must prepare production tools in time.