Symptoms of pregnant cats:

1. Morning sickness. Cats are just like us humans. When they reach a certain period of pregnancy, they will also suffer from morning sickness, refuse to eat, become depressed, and even go on hunger strikes.

2. Gain weight. Cats will also gain 1 to 2 pounds after pregnancy. If you look at the cat from the side, its back will feel a bit slumped and its belly will be bulging.

3. The nipple color gradually turns pink and the breasts enlarge.

4. Spend more time sleeping, have unusual sleeping postures, and like to stretch out to sleep.

5. The vagina is enlarged, red, frequent urination, and no longer in estrus.

6. He likes to be quiet and does not want to move. He moves carefully and does not want to play with others.

Precautions for cats after pregnancy:

1. One month after the cat is pregnant, take the cat to the pet hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to clearly determine whether the cat is pregnant. The number and development of the cat determine the subsequent production method.

2. Since the nutritional needs of the fetus and mother are relatively high, nutritional care must be done well and the cat should be given more nutritious food.

3. During pregnancy, do not allow the cat to exercise greatly, and try to keep the cat as quiet as possible. But you also need to take the cat appropriately for some gentle exercise, such as walking.