Confirm the symptoms of cat pregnancy:

1. The earliest external symptom of cat pregnancy is that the color of the nipple changes from light pink to dark pink, and the cat will also become lazy. You can use these to confirm whether you are pregnant. Starting from the 2nd to 3rd week after successful mating, the color of the cat's nipples will change from light pink to dark pink, and because the hair next to the nipples will fall off, the nipples will appear particularly prominent.

2. They will become more lazy and do not like to move. In the early stages of pregnancy, the cat's appetite will also decrease. As the pregnancy period prolongs, the cat's appetite will increase day by day. The appetite of cats in the second trimester of pregnancy will be about three times that of normal cats.

3. During the 3-5 weeks of pregnancy, the cat’s abdomen will gradually swell and become larger day by day. If you use ultrasound to check, you can see the approximate size and number of the cat babies. As the cat's abdomen increases, the cat's movements will become slower and slower, and the cat does not like to move even more. It likes to lie in its nest for a long time, closing its eyes and relaxing.

4. After the cat mates, the owner can judge whether the cat is pregnant successfully through some changes in the cat's body and personality. If the owner is inexperienced in confirming whether the cat is pregnant, he or she can send the cat to a pet clinic, where a professional doctor will examine it and then confirm whether it is pregnant. The most direct and effective way is to conduct B-ultrasound examination.

Responses for cats after pregnancy:

1. Cats should not do strenuous exercise in the early stages of pregnancy, and should supplement appropriate nutrition according to changes in the cat’s diet.

2. During the second trimester of pregnancy, the cat should be exposed to more sunshine, calcium supplements, and go out for more walks. At this time, nutrition must be kept up and eat more protein and vitamin content.

3. As cats increase in weight and shape in the later stages of pregnancy, they must control their diet and not eat too much, which may cause dystocia.

4. In the later stages of pregnancy, cats go to the hospital regularly to check the health of the baby cat.