Precautions for Cat Pregnancy:

1. The cat’s diet during pregnancy should be nutritionally balanced. It is appropriate to feed a staple food specially designed for pregnant cats or a staple food that kittens can eat. Complementary food can include chicken, fish, beef and other meats, and eggs and kitten formula can also be added to the food. Do not supplement too much nutrition, otherwise it will cause the fetus to be too large and cause difficult labor.

2. Keep the cat dry and do not let the cat play in places full of moisture. Do not let cats play on the grass or in weeds to avoid the occurrence of cat ringworm, cat fleas and other skin diseases.

3. Be careful not to stress or scare the cat during this period. If the cat is timid, it needs a quiet and independent space. Try not to contact strangers, try not to leave the house, and most importantly, do not take a bath. .

4. When the pregnancy enters the final stage, the owner must prepare the cat for birth in advance. Prepare the necessary tools for cat birth in advance, and guide the cat to take walks and other soothing exercises before giving birth to enhance the cat's physical fitness.

Precautions for cats after giving birth:

1. It is recommended to feed liquid food after giving birth. This kind of food is easier to digest and absorb, and it is more useful for female cats who are slightly weak. Follow the principle of eating less and more meals.

2. After the cat’s body gradually recovers, prepare some foods rich in protein, fat, vitamins and minerals, and start feeding cat food and other foods.

3. After a mother cat gives birth, her breasts will swell and her milk will increase. At this time, the breast skin becomes very fragile. The scavenger needs to trim the cat's nails. The overly long nails of baby cats can easily scratch the mother cat's breasts when stepping on the milk.