What are the symptoms before a cat gives birth?

Symptoms of cats before giving birth
1. The cat’s abdominal circumference increases and droops significantly. Two rows of nipples are clearly visible, and milk flows out.
2. The cat will find a warm delivery room and be reluctant to come out.
3. The cat has lost its appetite and stops eating or eats less.
4. Sometimes cats become restless and even make strange sounds.
5. If there is dark green secretion flowing out of the cat’s vulva, it means that the cat has begun to give birth. The owner needs to observe carefully, and most of the time it is at night.
Precautions for female cat pregnancy
1. Female cats may have pseudopregnancy. You can first take the cat to the hospital for abdominal palpation and ultrasound examination to confirm that the cat is pregnant. Pregnant or not.
2. During pregnancy, female cats should be careful not to overfeed, pay attention to nutritional balance, and not supplement too much nutrition.
3. Cats should not be vaccinated, dewormed or bathed during pregnancy, and owners should not touch the cat’s belly all the time out of curiosity.
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