There are individual differences. Some cats do vomit. Usually in the early stages of pregnancy, there may be signs of vomiting in about two weeks, but some cats do not. The pregnant cat's body lacks vitamins or calcium, or it may be caused by gastrointestinal discomfort and vomiting caused by the pregnant cat accidentally eating expired and spoiled food. If the fetus grows too large and puts pressure on the cat's gastrointestinal tract, it can cause vomiting. If the cat is also accompanied by diarrhea symptoms, has frequent vomiting and diarrhea, and is not in a good mental state, the cat may be infected with viruses or parasites and needs to be diagnosed and treated by a doctor in time.

Cat pregnancy care matters:

1. Pregnant female cats need high-quality protein, and the nutritional intake is mainly through cat food, which requires the cat to The nutritional content of the food should be balanced and the protein content should be high, which should be easy to digest and absorb. Pay attention to eating small amounts and frequently, and avoid overnutrition of the female cat, which may lead to dystocia.

2. Although activity is beneficial to pregnant cats, it should be noted that the amount of activity should not be too much. You can use various methods to get a certain amount of activity. This can avoid the phenomenon of insufficient physical strength in the later period and effectively avoid the phenomenon of dystocia.

3. During the pregnancy, the cat should also get more sun exposure, which can better promote the absorption of calcium, which is beneficial to both the cat and the kitten in the belly. , it can also be said to be laying a good foundation for health.

4. During pregnancy, try to reduce the number of visits from strangers to avoid being frightened. If there are other cats at home, it is best to have certain isolation measures.