How to take care of Canadian hairless cats during pregnancy:

1. Nursing. Female cats during pregnancy will need more protein and calories, but if you feed If the food is high-quality and nutritionally balanced, there is no need to change the quality of the food in the first 2-3 weeks of pregnancy.

2. When the female cat is about to give birth, be careful not to overfeed her cat or cause obesity and muscle relaxation due to insufficient exercise. This will cause difficulties in giving birth.

3. In the birthing box, 1 to 2 weeks before birth, the cat will wander around the house, looking for a place to make a nest. It is best to prepare the production box before this so that it can get used to it first.

How to make a Canadian hairless cat production box:

1. Modify the original nest you like.

2. The best production box is a carton. The size is based on when the cat lies down and its limbs can be stretched out.

3. Make a roof that can cover 1/3 to 1/2 of the area. A full-cover/movable roof will also work.

4. First lay plastic sheeting on the bottom of the box, then lay a few layers of newspapers, and add some shredded newspapers (or a pile of waste paper strips made by a paper shredder) to facilitate replacement when it becomes dirty during production.

5. Place clean and soft clothes to make the cat feel comfortable and willing to use the birthing box.

6. Move the litter box, food, and drinking water near the production box.

7. If the cat does not like the box or the place where it is placed, do not force it to accept it, otherwise the cat may become depressed.