Female cats that are four months old are generally not pregnant, but special circumstances may lead to pregnancy. Because the female cat has not reached sexual maturity at this stage, she does not have the ability to become pregnant. Female cats will not reach sexual maturity until they are about 6-8 months old, but some cats will mature prematurely. As long as they mate, they will still have a high chance of becoming pregnant. However, pregnancy during this period has a great impact on the growth and development of the female cat itself. When she becomes an adult, she will be found to be much smaller than cats of the same age and prone to illness. Moreover, there is a high chance that the kittens born will not develop properly. sound.

How to take care of a pregnant female cat:

1. Pay attention to keeping the cat warm and cold-proof, ventilating and dissipating heat, maintaining environmental sanitation, and conducting regular pregnancy physical examinations.

2. After the female cat is successfully conceived, the male cat and the female cat need to be separated to provide the female cat with a quiet and comfortable environment to prevent the female cat from being stimulated by the outside world.

3. The owner should change the cat’s cat food to pregnancy-specific cat food, and at the same time provide the female cat with additional food rich in protein, fat, amino acids and other nutrients to provide nutrients for the development of the fetus in the body. and energy.

4. Owners should pay attention to supplementing calcium and trace elements to cats, and can take cats to exercise and bask in the sun appropriately.