It is normal for cats to have shortness of breath after giving birth, because during the birth process, there will be pain and contraction, causing pain and fatigue for the cat. It takes a lot of effort to give birth to kittens. After delivery, symptoms of shortness of breath may occur. Cat owners can feed their cats goat milk powder or some liquid products to replenish their physical strength to prevent the cats from losing physical strength due to childbirth. If the cat still has symptoms of rapid breathing long after giving birth, the owner can check to see if there is still a fetus in the cat's belly. If there is, it means the cat may have dystocia, and the owner is best to send the cat to the hospital for surgery.

Precautions for cats after giving birth:

1. It is not suitable for cats to eat cat food or canned cats immediately after giving birth. You can prepare some chicken soup and fish soup to feed your cat to replenish energy. Start trying to give her something to eat after the second day of delivery.

2. When feeding postpartum cats, you should eat small meals frequently. The food prepared should be easy-to-digest food, preferably liquid. After the cat's body gradually recovers, prepare some foods rich in protein, fat, vitamins and minerals, and start feeding cat food and other foods.

3. Cats will enter the lactation period after giving birth and secrete a large amount of milk to nourish the kittens. During this period, owners should pay attention to regularly massaging and kneading the cat's breasts, or applying warm water to the cat's nipples to prevent the cat's mammary glands from being blocked and causing lactation disorders.

4. Cats are prone to hypocalcemia 3 to 17 days after giving birth, which manifests as cramps, vomiting, constant breathing, etc. You can supplement calcium by feeding cats milk.

5. Cats are prone to anemia symptoms after giving birth. Owners should pay attention to feeding their cats some animal livers, such as chicken hearts, chicken livers, and nutritional paste, to ensure that the cats can obtain sufficient energy.

6. Keep the delivery room dry and comfortable, and the mats should be changed frequently. Food and water basins should be cleaned frequently, and food residues should be removed promptly. Keep the delivery room warm in cold weather and ventilate it in hot weather.