The main symptoms of cats before giving birth include loss of appetite, being very clingy, lowering body temperature, building nests, and being restless. When cats are about to give birth, they will also continue to behave in a responsible manner. Before the cat gives birth, the owner can prepare a birthing nest for the cat in a quiet room, lay a thicker mat or use an electric blanket, and prepare nutritious and easily digestible food and supplies for the cat to deliver the baby. If the cat has any abnormalities during the birth process, it needs to go to the pet hospital for treatment in time.

1. Decreased appetite

Most cats will refuse to eat within 24-48 hours before giving birth, but will drink a lot of water and urinate frequently. At this time, the owner must provide the cat with a quiet environment and clean drinking water.

2. Very clingy

Cats will suddenly become very clingy before giving birth, such as barking around their owners and rubbing their legs, and their bellies will become enlarged. , sagging, the breasts will also be significantly swollen, the nipples are clearly visible, and milk can be squeezed out or milk can flow out involuntarily. At this time, the owner must be prepared to deliver the baby. If the weather is cold, you need to prepare some hot water bottles and other things. If there is fluid flowing out of the cat's vagina, the kitten will be born in about an hour.

3. Lowered body temperature

Some cats will have a temporary drop in body temperature the day before giving birth, which is about 1 degree lower than the cat’s normal body temperature of 38-39 degrees. When the body temperature rises, it indicates that delivery is imminent.

4. Building a nest

Before giving birth, in order to prepare for the birth of a baby, a cat will show signs of carrying things to build a nest, and will look for suitable and comfortable things everywhere. thing. At the same time, you may also look for a warm, comfortable and relatively secluded place to hide, or look for the best place to give birth, such as in a closet or bed.

5. Restlessness

When cats are about to give birth, they usually become more anxious, restless, and fearful, and their vigilance will also increase. At the same time, the cat will also start to dig on the ground, chew on objects, walk back and forth, etc. This is actually a way for cats to show their uneasiness.