Reactions of female cats before giving birth:

1. Usually 1 to 2 days before giving birth, the cat will have no appetite to eat and behave more than usual. disturbed.

2. It is very likely to make a nest or find a dark corner to hide.

3. The abdomen is obviously sagging. The fetus has been fully developed before delivery, so it is relatively large, which makes the female cat's abdomen significantly expand and become larger, and the two rows of nipples can be seen more clearly.

4. Within a few hours before giving birth, the cat will begin to have labor pain reactions, manifesting as nervousness, anxiety, and shortness of breath.

5. Cats may drink a lot of water during labor. When mucus is found flowing out of the cat’s vulva, it indicates that the cat is about to give birth, and it must be placed in the delivery room in time.

Cat delivery care matters:

1. Keep the female cat’s delivery room clean. Keep the delivery room dry and comfortable, and 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.

2. 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. .

3. 2 hours after the cat gives birth, the cat’s delivery situation should be observed. If there is a stillbirth, it should be removed in time, but you must be careful. Do not touch the mother cat or kittens. Don't touch things in boxes and boxes. After you have just given birth to kittens, there is no need to clean the box. The female cat can keep the box clean by herself, such as eating the kitten's meconium and secretions, and licking the fetal fluid around it.