Solutions for female cats with engorged milk but no kittens:

1. You can use artificial help to express milk. When manually expressing milk, be sure to disinfect your hands first.

2. You can find kittens that need feeding for breastfeeding. If the mother cat does not have kittens of her own, she can look for other kittens to feed.

3. You can use a hot towel to compress the cat’s breasts. Hot towel compresses can help relieve swelling and pain.

4. You can gently press the breasts with your hands to massage the breasts to relieve pain. You can press gently with your hands to squeeze out the milk from the sides to the middle.

5. If the cat has symptoms such as loss of appetite, breast lumps, and depression at the same time, it is recommended to take it to the hospital for symptomatic treatment in time.