Cat pregnancy diet:

1. Cats during pregnancy should focus on protein supplementation and reduce carbohydrate and fat intake. For example, you can give your cat some eggs, boiled meat, dairy products, etc.

2. Nutrient paste. The nutritional paste contains a certain amount of taurine and folic acid, as well as other amino acids and trace elements needed by female cats, which can supplement pregnant cats with the nutrients they need.

3. Pregnant cats can eat professional cat food. This kind of pregnancy-specific cat food is more nutritionally balanced and allows cats to better absorb and digest it. At the same time, it can be supplemented with some ecological cat food to better protect cats’ fragile intestines and stomach.

4. Fish soup and chicken breast contain a lot of nutrients. When the cat does not want to eat cat food, feeding a little chicken breast appropriately can increase its appetite. Especially after giving birth, feeding some fish soup every day can promote the secretion of milk and feed the kittens.

Precautions for cats during pregnancy:

1. Do not feed your cat any fish or chicken or duck bones, which can easily scratch the intestines and cause internal bleeding. This can lead to serious consequences such as miscarriage.

2. Do not feed the cat to be too obese, as this can easily lead to an oversized fetus or the female cat has too much fat and loose muscles, leading to dystocia.

3. Provide a quiet environment to ensure the cat’s sleep quality. Create a quiet, soft and comfortable delivery room and box for the cat. It is best to familiarize the cat with the delivery environment 10 days before giving birth, which will be beneficial to the cat’s future delivery and breastfeeding.