Methods for handling kittens in estrus:

1. Stimulate ovulation. In order to end the kitten's estrus as soon as possible, you can use a clean cotton swab to stimulate the kitten to ovulate, which is effective. Speed ​​up the end of the kitten's estrus period.

2. Supplement nutrition. Because kittens in estrus are prone to anorexia, but they need to properly supplement the nutritional consumption required by the kitten in estrus, so at this time, you can use the food that the kitten likes to eat. It feeds.

3. Limit going out. Generally, kittens like to go out at night during the estrus period. At this time, in order to control the kitten’s offspring, you can not let it go out, but the kitten may become emotional at this time.

4. Pay attention to warmth and hygiene. At this time, the kitten needs to be carefully taken care of. Clean the cattery regularly or give it a bath. If it is cold, check whether the cat's nest is warm and comfortable.

Things to note when kittens are in estrus:

1. There are foods that kittens cannot eat during estrus. For example, onions can destroy the red blood cells in kittens, poultry and fish bones can hurt the cat’s mouth and stomach, and sweets can cause tooth decay in cats and can easily lead to obesity in cats. Raw meat must be cooked if it contains parasites. , cuttlefish and octopus are not easy to digest, and should not be eaten frequently. Abalone and conch can cause photosensitivity, dermatitis, and have an impact on cats’ ears.

2. Pay attention to control. Kittens in estrus will always do some "mischief" and should be disciplined in time.

3. Do not bathe kittens when they are in estrus. Most kittens are inherently resistant to bathing. This is especially true during estrus when their temperament changes drastically, and they are more likely to be scratched or bitten. Up to 99% of the time, kittens are very hygienic and can take a bath once every 2 or 3 months.