Within one and a half months. The breasts of a female cat will usually recover within one and a half months after giving birth. If the female cat still produces milk after one and a half months, in order to prevent the female cat from suffering from mastitis or induration caused by excessive milk, it is recommended that the owner take the female cat to the pet store. The hospital injects medicine to restore milk. If the mother cat's milk is engorged and there are no kittens, the owner can use a hot towel to apply a hot compress on them. If there is no discomfort, the cat's milk will subside on its own in about a week. Kittens need to be weaned between one and a half months to two months old, so it is recommended that the mother cat and kittens be fed separately at this time, and the owner can first use pet-specific goat milk powder to make the weaning transition for the kittens.

Cat postpartum care matters:

1. The owner can prepare some medical absorbent cotton swabs and physiological saline to wipe the female cat. During the wiping process, it is necessary to Nipples are the focus of cleaning. If the nipples are not cleaned, bacteria will breed and affect the health of the kitten. If there are blood stains or white discharge on the female cat’s vulva, they also need to be wiped clean.

2. The female cat’s water requirement increases greatly when it enters the lactation period, so you must pay attention to replenishing the female cat’s water. If the female cat doesn’t like to drink water, she can replace it with crucian carp soup or chicken soup.

3. Try not to take the mother cat and her kittens out after giving birth. At this time, the mother cat has poor resistance and is prone to colds and bacterial infections. Once the mother cat gets sick, it will be transmitted to the kittens.