Signs before Garfield gives birth:

1. The female cat’s activity decreases in the days before delivery, and she looks for a quiet and warm place to prepare for delivery.

2. Before giving birth, the female cat’s abdomen is obviously enlarged and sagging, the breasts and nipples are swollen and enlarged, the nipples are protruding and become dark pink, and sometimes milk will flow out.

3. As the delivery date approaches, the female cat may appear restless, constantly changing postures, or squatting on the ground, sometimes chirping. If there is a delivery box, they often go in and out of the delivery box. Some stay in the nest and are unwilling to come out, and some lie on their sides with shortness of breath. A few hours before delivery, the fetal movement in the abdomen can cause the female cat to look back at the vagina.

4. Mucus still flows out of the vagina before delivery, and the uterus begins to contract. The female cat appears uncomfortable and even more nervous due to labor pains.

Precautions for giving birth to Garfield:

1. Pay attention to sealing the delivery room to prevent it from being exposed to cold wind.

2. When the indoor temperature is too low, be sure to turn on the air conditioner to heat it up.

3. After Garfield gives birth to kittens, pay attention to feeding it some broth and nutritional paste to supplement nutrition. At the same time, increase the amount of feeding and let it drink plenty of water, and drink clean cold boiled water.