The reasons why Persian cats don’t eat after giving birth:

1. Cats consume a lot of energy to give birth, and their bodies will also undergo great changes. Under normal circumstances, cats will refuse to eat for a few days. The breeder should prepare fresh drinking water for it and feed it with nutritious milk. If the cat refuses to eat for a long time after giving birth, the breeder should send the cat to the hospital for treatment in time.

2. Cats will be quite nervous when giving birth. Especially when the kitten has not opened its eyes, a nervous cat will not eat with peace of mind.

3. Cats do not have a quiet environment to cultivate themselves after giving birth. The noisy and noisy environment around them will cause the cat to be emotionally nervous and refuse to eat.

4. The previous diet structure was too simple, and cats have higher requirements for cat food after giving birth. In fact, it is enough for ordinary cats to eat good quality cat food, but for some more delicate cats, canned cat food or some cooked food is also essential.

5. Postpartum cats have gastrointestinal problems. Everyone knows that many mothers are weak and prone to minor illnesses after giving birth.

Recommended postpartum food for Persian cats:

1. Mainly easy to digest and highly nutritious.

2. Prepare richer and more delicious food for cats to increase their appetite.

3. Give the cat a comfortable and warm place to rest. After enough rest, the cat’s body, mind, and appetite will get better.