Symptoms of dog pregnancy:

1. About 3 days after mating, if the female cat successfully conceives, the estrus characteristics will slowly disappear.

2. Around the 20th day of pregnancy, the color of the nipples will gradually turn pink, the breasts will enlarge, and the food intake will increase.

3. Pregnant female cats do not like exercise and like to sleep. They are particularly lazy, very vigilant, and have a strong sense of territory.

4. After pregnancy, the cat’s sleeping position will change. It is no longer the “cat ball” sleeping position, but likes to sleep with its body stretched out.

5. The female cat’s vulva will become enlarged and red in color, and the uterus will compress the bladder, causing frequent urination.

6. About one month into pregnancy, the female cat’s abdomen begins to enlarge. At this time, you should be able to feel the movement of the fetus by touching the cat’s abdomen with your hands. At the 50th day of pregnancy, the fetus has developed and formed, and the fetus can be clearly felt when touched. In particular, the bones of the fetus are hard and easier to feel.

Precautions for dog pregnancy:

1. When treating pregnant dogs, pay attention to prevent them from contracting diseases and avoid fighting with other dogs.

2. Exercise appropriately every day to avoid dystocia.

3. Dogs must be given medication to expel roundworms and tapeworms in the early stages of pregnancy to avoid infecting the fetus.

4. The food fed to dogs during pregnancy should be nutritionally balanced and supplement with appropriate protein, calcium and phosphorus. Helps the dog's health, prevents miscarriage, and promotes milk secretion.