Cats can tell they are pregnant as early as three weeks. You can see whether the cat is pregnant by watching the slight bulge in its abdomen. At this time, gently touch the abdomen with your hand, and you can feel the fetus in the shape of a small ball. After three weeks of pregnancy, a female cat may experience symptoms such as vomiting and loss of appetite. This is normal. The color of her nipples will become darker and darker over time, and her abdomen will gradually become larger in about a month. During pregnancy, female cats may also show symptoms such as avoidance, frequent urination, and driving away male cats. Even if they are usually very docile, most female cats will become very explosive after three weeks of pregnancy. It is recommended to feed female cats more nutritious food during pregnancy and provide a quiet and comfortable environment.

Things to note when cats are pregnant:

1. Female cats still need a certain amount of exercise during pregnancy to ensure that they have strength when they give birth. When giving birth to a baby, the amount of exercise should not be too great. In the early stages of pregnancy, you should also pay attention to try not to let the female cat jump up and down to avoid losing her footing and causing miscarriage. You can remove or put away cat climbing frames and the like.

2. During pregnancy, try to reduce the number of visits from strangers to avoid being frightened. If there are other cats at home, it is best to have certain isolation measures, because you don’t know when they will suddenly start chasing and fighting. By the time you want to stop them, it may be too late, which can easily cause miscarriage or premature birth.