Things to note when stray cats give birth:

1. Provide a quiet and comfortable environment for the cat to give birth. It is necessary to eliminate the nuisance and onlookers of strangers, which can prevent the cat from becoming nervous and reduce the risk of dystocia. In addition, during the period when the cat is giving birth, you must quietly observe it from the side so that the cat can appear in time when it needs help.

2. I do not have enough experience and confidence to help the cat give birth. When the cat starts to show signs of giving birth, please ask the doctor for help to ensure that the pet cat can give birth smoothly without danger.
3. During the cat’s delivery process, be sure to count the number of placentas in a timely manner. Generally, after the fetus is born, it will be excreted and eaten by the female cat. Because if the placenta cannot come out, serious consequences will occur and even endanger the life of the female cat.
4. After the kitten is born, the umbilical cord is usually torn automatically during delivery or bitten by the mother cat. When encountering special circumstances and the umbilical cord cannot be broken, it is necessary to cut the umbilical cord between the mother cat and the kitten in time to provide help to the cat so that it can give birth smoothly.
5. When the cat is giving birth, prepare some nutritious food for the cat. You can make chicken soup, fish soup, etc. to help the cat maintain its strength so that it can have the strength to continue giving birth.

Please seek medical treatment in time if you have the following conditions:

1. The female cat fails to give birth within three hours of labor pain.

2. Failure to deliver within 30 minutes of continued severe labor pains.

3. A lot of blood is shed during labor pains.

4. Brown or foul-smelling liquid is discharged during labor pains.

5. The female cat’s whole body feels weak.

6. There is still no delivery at 66 days of pregnancy.

7. Do not give birth one hour after the first water sac appears.