Methods to help British shorthair cats deliver babies:

1. Be prepared before delivering the baby. Before the cat gives birth, the owner should prepare the cat's birth box, towels, sterilized scissors, medical gloves, sterilized thread cut into 10 cm lengths, hemostatic agents and other items.

2. Pay attention to the birth situation of the female cat during delivery. When a cat gives birth, you can first let the cat do it by itself, and the owner can quietly observe from the side. When the cat has difficulty in giving birth, provide necessary help.

3. The owner cannot leave immediately after delivering the baby, because cats are animals with multiple births, and the owner should continue to deliver babies to weak cats. If the female cat can do it by herself, the owner can quietly observe from the sidelines. Once the female cat has difficulty giving birth, the owner should provide timely help. If the cat has severe dystocia, the owner should contact the veterinarian promptly and ask a professional doctor to deliver the cat to ensure the safety of the mother and child.

Notes on helping British shorthair cats deliver babies:

Female cats can mostly complete the delivery process on their own. However, cats are animals that reproduce multiple fetuses. In order to prevent cats from having dystocia due to lack of physical strength or other reasons. All owners should learn the knowledge of cat midwifery and help the cat give birth when necessary to ensure the safety of the cat and its puppies.