Female cats become thinner and thinner after pregnancy. This is because the nutrients in the body are absorbed by the fetus during pregnancy, and the owner does not supplement the cat’s nutrition, which leads to malnutrition and causes the cat to become thinner and thinner. Condition. In addition, if the owner does not deworm the cat regularly, it may be that the cat was infected with internal parasites during pregnancy, causing the nutrients to be absorbed by the parasites and becoming thinner and thinner.

1. Malnutrition

After a cat is pregnant, the nutrients taken into the body will be provided to the fetus first. If the mother cat does not take in enough nutrients, she is likely to become thinner and thinner. Therefore, during the cat's pregnancy, the owner must pay attention to supplementing the cat's body with the nutrients it needs, such as various nutrients, protein, calcium, etc., and also needs to increase the cat's feeding amount in a timely manner. At the same time, you can also feed your cat additional nutritional paste, chicken breast, mutton, etc.

2. Infection with internal parasites

It is generally recommended that cats undergo internal and external deworming 1-2 months before pregnancy to avoid infection during pregnancy. If the owner does not deworm the cat internally and externally, the cat’s body will be infected by parasites after pregnancy, and the parasites will rob the cat’s body of nutrients, causing the cat to become thinner and thinner. The owner can take the cat to the pet hospital for examination. If it is confirmed that it is caused by parasites, it can be treated with anthelmintics under the guidance of the pet doctor.

3. Precautions

When a cat is pregnant, the owner needs to pay attention to the cat's nutrition. It is recommended to supplement more protein, and you can add milk products to the cat food. The second is exercise. Cats should be ensured to have a moderate amount of exercise every day to prevent miscarriage, but be careful to avoid some high-risk movements to prevent injury. Finally, pet owners should take their cats to the pet hospital regularly to check whether the fetus is normal.