Whether a cat will suffer from morning sickness during pregnancy depends on the cat's physical condition, and there are individual differences. Some cats will experience retching, fetal movement, etc. around one month of pregnancy, which is normal. If your cat continues to vomit, you may need to go to the hospital. After a cat is pregnant, the uterus will continue to grow, compressing the cat's digestive organs and causing vomiting. Moreover, when the cat is pregnant, the hormones in the body will also undergo some changes, which can also cause the cat to vomit.

Cat pregnancy care matters:

1. Control the ambient temperature, do not let the temperature be too high and cause heatstroke in cats, and do not let the ambient temperature be too low and cause heatstroke in cats. A cold occurs.

2. During the pregnancy of a female cat, her amount of exercise will be relatively reduced, and her ability to digest food will be worse than before. Therefore, in addition to cat food, she also needs to supplement some other foods, such as fish soup, Chicken breast, etc., and also add some folic acid to it.

4. The cat mother’s appetite increases greatly during the fourth week of pregnancy, and the amount of food will increase. Also, because the cat mother’s digestive function weakens, when feeding, do not feed too much food at one time. You can divide it into smaller portions. Feed small amounts at a time to prevent it from being too full at once and causing indigestion and diarrhea.

3. Pregnant female cats are prone to calcium deficiency and can be supplemented with lean meat, fish, liver, eggs and other foods.