Something happened. Usually when a cat gives birth to kittens, the interval between the birth of each kitten is about 10 to 30 minutes. An interval of 12 hours is likely due to the cat's lack of physical strength or dystocia. At this time, the cat needs to be supplemented with nutrients to provide energy to the body. If the cat does not give birth for a long time, the owner needs to take the cat to a nearby pet hospital immediately to check the condition of the fetus to determine whether it is dystocia. If it is dystocia, a caesarean section is required. During the birth process of female cats, pay attention to hygiene and hygiene to prevent cats from being infected with bacteria. At the same time, pay attention to ensuring that the delivery room is closed to protect the female cat from wind and cold. After the female cat gives birth, pay attention to feeding her some nutritious foods such as broth and nutritional paste to help her recover and promote milk secretion.

Precautions for cat birth:

1. Female cats are prone to hypocalcemia 3 to 17 days after giving birth, which manifests as cramps, vomiting, and constant diarrhea. If you are breathing heavily, you can supplement calcium by feeding your cat goat milk.

2. Keep the female cat’s delivery room clean. Keep the delivery room dry and comfortable. The mats in the delivery room should be changed frequently, the food and water basins should be cleaned frequently, and food residues should be cleaned up in time. The delivery room should be kept warm in cold weather and well ventilated in hot weather.

3. If the female cat develops constipation, depression, loss of appetite, lethargy, high fever, limb weakness and other symptoms after giving birth, it is recommended that the owner send the female cat to the pet hospital for examination in time and Treat the female cat symptomatically.