Recommended diet for cats after giving birth:

1. Daily food that is easy to digest: It is best for cats to feed easy-to-digest and nutritious food after giving birth. Within 1-2 days after the cat is born, you can prepare light meat porridge or nutritious soup for the cat. For example, chopped chicken breasts, beef, fish, etc. are steamed and mixed in cans and fed together to help cats replenish the energy consumed and nutrients lost during childbirth.

2. Nutrient paste: Giving birth consumes a lot of money for cats. At the same time, they have to take care of and feed the kittens after delivery. At this time, you can feed some nutritional paste appropriately.

3. Iron and calcium supplements: After giving birth, cats are weak, lose a lot of blood, and have poor immunity. They are prone to contracting diseases at this time. Supplementing trace elements such as iron and calcium can improve the cat’s resistance.

4. Clean water source: Provide a clean water source that cats can drink at any time to keep it fresh and clean.

Other precautions for cats after giving birth:

1. When feeding cats after giving birth, it is best to follow the principle of small meals and frequent meals. Overfeeding may cause indigestion.

2. Change bedding materials in time to reduce the breeding of germs and contaminate food and drinking water.

3. If the cat shows general fatigue, muscle weakness, unwillingness to move, lethargy, loss of appetite and other symptoms after giving birth, it is best to supplement the cat with nutrients and water in time, and give the cat timely treatment to improve its health. Cat immunity. If the cat is unwilling to eat, it is recommended to take the cat to the hospital for infusion treatment.