If the cat is lactating, it is recommended to wean the kitten immediately and feed it with goat milk powder. If it is not lactating, you can use a towel to apply hot compress every day to help the cat relieve breast lumps. If there is no effect, it is recommended to send the cat to a pet hospital for examination. If necessary, surgical treatment is required. During this period, attention should be paid to adding nutritional supplements to the cat to facilitate the cat's physical recovery.

Causes of hard lumps in cat breasts

1. Milk stasis: If the female cat has sufficient milk after giving birth and the milk cannot be drunk by the kitten, it is likely to be caused by milk stasis. Breast lump.

2. Mammary gland blockage: After a female cat breastfeeds her kittens, she may develop breast lumps due to mammary gland blockage.

3. Hypersecretion of milk: In rare cases, female cats with sufficient milk and after the 45th day of pregnancy may develop breast lumps. This situation will occur as the female cat gets closer to the expected date of delivery. Gradually becomes more severe.

4. Inflammation in the body: In some cases, female cats after giving birth may develop hard lumps in the breasts due to inflammation in the body.