Signs of a pregnant cat giving birth:

1. Restlessness. Cats will have premonitions before giving birth and will walk back and forth restlessly, feeling that a cat baby is about to be born.

2. Keep moaning. If a cat has swelling and pain in its abdomen, it will moan continuously and seek help from its owner.

3. The abdomen begins to contract. If the baby cat is about to be born, the mother cat's abdomen will begin to contract, and the uterus will continue to contract to promote the delivery of the fetus.

4. Liquid flows out of the vaginal opening. There may be fluid coming out of the vaginal opening, which is called amniotic fluid.

5. Bloody discharge from the vaginal opening. If there is blood entering the amniotic fluid, there will be some red blood streaks when the amniotic fluid breaks and flows out.

6. When a cat is about to give birth, the female cat will appear uneasy, nervous, not eating, panting, meowing, licking her vulva and walking around the room looking for a quiet and comfortable place. place, ready for production.

7. When delivery is approaching, the pet cat’s abdomen is obviously swollen and sagging, and the two rows of hard-to-see nipples are clearly visible.

8. Drink plenty of water. Cats will also drink a lot of water before giving birth. And just before giving birth, the female cat's vagina will leak out viscous fluid.

Precautions for cat birth:

1. Cats will be particularly sensitive in the first few days after giving birth. Owners should try not to talk loudly or step too hard in the place where the cat rests. Also keep strangers away from cats and kittens.

2. Giving birth is a very important and dangerous thing for cats. If care is not taken before giving birth, it may lead to dystocia, so owners must take more careful care of cats.

3. Cats must live in a clean and dry place after giving birth, otherwise they will be easily infected with bacteria, because cats are very weak after giving birth.