If other cats are not isolated, the female cat will be nervous, irritable, and aggressive. She is likely to have dystocia and may also injure other cats. When a female cat gives birth, she needs to choose a quiet environment to avoid being disturbed by other cats or strangers. When a female cat is giving birth, if there are strangers or other cats, she will be anxious to find another place to give birth. And after giving birth to a baby, other cats will be very wary when they come over.

Precautions for cat birth:

1. Female cats are very protective of their calves. After giving birth, the female cat is nervous. As long as someone approaches the kitten, it will make her feel nervous. Uneasy, so the cat owner should prepare a quiet and private space for the mother cat and the kittens. Do not disturb them too much, let alone touch the kittens. Only when the mother cat feels safe will she concentrate on taking care of the kittens.

2. When a female cat gives birth, she will produce a lot of blood viscosity, which will cause her hair to be messy and sticky. You can use a towel soaked in warm water to wipe her body, but do not give it directly to the cat. Take a bath. The cat’s body is sensitive and fragile at this time, and taking a bath can easily cause the cat to catch a cold.

3. Since the birth of a female cat will consume a lot of energy, and the postpartum lactation period will also last for a period of time, it is necessary to supplement the nutrition of the female cat in time to prevent the female cat from being too weak to get sick or have insufficient milk. . Female cats are prone to hypocalcemia 3 to 17 days after giving birth, which manifests as cramps, vomiting, constant breathing, etc. You can supplement calcium by feeding goat milk to cats.