Food that cats eat after giving birth:

1. Cat food

Try to choose cat food with hypoallergenic nutrition that is more suitable for female cats. Pay attention to choosing cat food that contains a variety of trace elements. Such as those containing taurine, multivitamins, and fiber. This kind of cat food can provide the required nutrients well and can better promote the recovery of the body.

2. Nutritional soup

In addition to eating cat food, fish soup is also indispensable. Fish soup should be prepared every day, and drinking some every day can help secrete a sufficient amount of milk. You can also prepare light meat porridge or nutritious soup for cats, and supplement calcium preparations appropriately. There is no need to worry about the cat becoming obese at this stage. Proper nutrition can help the cat recover as quickly as possible.

2. High-protein food

In addition to feeding cats food and fish soup, cats also need to appropriately feed high-protein substances such as chicken and beef, which can be fed to cats at the same time. Appropriate amount of goat milk powder and nutritional paste. During the process of feeding kittens, most of the nutrients in the body will be consumed by the kittens. In addition, the mother cat’s wound recovery after giving birth is relatively slow, so the demand for nutrients is also great. You can give the mother cat some high-protein food after feeding the kittens to restore their health and help the wound heal quickly.

Kitten care precautions:

1. When raising kittens, pay attention to using special bottles to feed goat milk, and let the kittens feed on their stomachs to avoid choking on the milk. .

2. After each meal, use a wet cotton swab to massage the kitten’s anus to help stimulate excretion.

3. Keep warm and cold. For kittens that are less than a week old, they cannot regulate their own body temperature, and they usually need to rely on their mother cats for warmth. If there is no female cat around, provide a warm and comfortable nest for the kitten. The ideal temperature of the cat nest is between 30-35 degrees, and the room temperature is better at 24-25 degrees.