The number of kittens a cat usually gives birth to is about one to eight. The average number of kittens per litter for most cats is three to six, and some cats give birth to more than a dozen kittens at a time. However, such kittens are usually weak and unable to Easy to feed. Generally, the number of cats' first litters may be relatively small, and the number of subsequent litters will be relatively larger.

Precautions for cats after giving birth:

1. Postpartum nutrition issues, pay attention to the full price of feed nutrients, and increase protein, fat, To reduce the content of vitamins and minerals, feed feeds such as fresh fish soup, milk, goat milk, soy milk or meat and bone meal. In addition, increase the feeding amount as needed. At the same time, ensure that the feed is fresh, nutritious, and easy to digest. Increase the amount appropriately. Feed frequently and provide clean drinking water.

2. Providing a quiet, clean, dry, and temperature-friendly living environment is extremely important for female cats to restore health and improve disease resistance.

3. In terms of disease prevention, while strengthening feeding and management, pay attention to the occurrence of uterine diseases and mastitis, which are the two major postpartum diseases. Once the disease occurs, you should go to the pet hospital for treatment immediately.