Things to prepare for the delivery of a Ragdoll cat:

1. The cat’s delivery room: Prepare a small space where the cat can feel safe, keep it breathable and have For privacy, it is best to be semi-open. When the weather is cold, you can use materials with good thermal insulation properties, such as large cardboard boxes, and put blankets or electric blankets on them. When the weather is hot, just put on a thin blanket. Putting a pet changing pad on the top layer can ensure the delivery room is dry and comfortable.

2. Delivery tools: Medical gloves reduce the contact between germs and big cats and kittens. Scissors can cut a kitten's umbilical cord. Cotton swabs and iodophor can be used to treat wounds and dirt. Towels or wet wipes can help the mother cat wipe the kittens and deal with the amniotic fluid, blood, etc. on the mother cat.

3. Other tools: The amniotic fluid suction ball can suck out the amniotic fluid in time when the kitten chokes to prevent accidents. Markers can help remember birth order when there are too many newborn kittens.

4. Food: Female cats will consume a lot of energy when giving birth. You can prepare some canned food, pureed meat, etc. to replenish the cat’s physical strength in time after giving birth.

Precautions before giving birth to a Ragdoll cat:

1. It is best to calculate the cat’s delivery date in advance, usually counting fifty days from the cat’s estrus day After sixty days. You can also ask a veterinarian to make an estimate after checking.

2. Before giving birth, you can let the cat get used to the place of delivery in advance. If you find a suitable place, you can let the cat get used to that place three weeks before the due date, so that the cat can give birth safely.

3. For multi-cat households, it is best to provide a separate space for pregnant cats that will not be disturbed by other cats to avoid stress or other accidents that may affect the health of the cat and the growth and development of the kitten.

4. Pay attention to the cat’s daily activities and try to avoid strenuous activities that may injure the kitten in the womb, such as jumping from high places.