British Shorthair cats’ pregnancy behavior can be clearly observed on the 20th to 30th day of pregnancy. For example, a cat will be more greedy, lethargic, and have a strong sense of protection of its abdomen. At the same time, its abdomen will be slightly bulging, which is a sign of fetal formation. At this time, if you want to confirm whether the cat is pregnant, the owner can take it to the pet hospital for a B-ultrasound examination. If you want to confirm whether your cat is pregnant without showing any obvious signs of pregnancy, you can take her to a pet hospital for an HGG examination.

Precautions for British Shorthair cats during pregnancy:

1. Do not take too much supplements in the second trimester to prevent the fetus from being too large, which may lead to dystocia.

2. Do not feed anthelmintics or vaccinate them. Anthelmintics can easily cause fetal malformations, and vaccinations may also cause miscarriage.

3. It is best not to carry out long-distance transportation to prevent stress from causing miscarriage.

4. Pay attention to regular physical examinations. Mainly perform abdominal ultrasound examination to follow up the kitten's development in a timely manner.