Precautions for postpartum care of cats:

1. After the cat gives birth, prepare a well-ventilated place to rest, and be careful not to let the cat crush the kitten; From the second day after giving birth, feed liquid food every 4 hours. After five days, you can increase the protein content appropriately; clean the cat's food utensils every day to maintain environmental hygiene.

2. Cats consume too much physical energy after giving birth and need to rest. Newborn kittens rely on their noses to smell, so parents should always be careful not to let cats crush them. And the delivery room should be placed in a well-ventilated, slightly dark, and quiet place.

3. In terms of feeding, pay attention to the complete nutritional value of the feed, increase the content of protein, fat, vitamins and minerals in the diet, and feed fresh fish soup, milk, goat milk, soy milk or meat. Bone meal is fresh, highly nutritious and easy to digest. Increase the frequency of feed appropriately and provide clean drinking water.

4. Postpartum female cats will continue to discharge lochia, and some blood stains or secretions may be stuck to the vulva, which may last for about a week. Generally, the female cat will handle it by herself. If necessary, you can use medical cotton dipped in saline or warm water to clean it.

5. Postpartum cat owners must prevent their cats from suffering from some diseases with extremely high incidence rates, such as uterine disease and breast disease. Once symptoms occur, they should be sent to a pet hospital for treatment immediately.

Postpartum dietary requirements for cats:
1. Female cats should be given high-quality cat food during pregnancy and postpartum. Pay attention to supplementing sufficient protein and water, and taking in enough Nutrition can feed kittens better. For female cats with poor gastrointestinal problems, it is not recommended to change food suddenly after giving birth to avoid causing diarrhea. Therefore, the seven-day food change method should be used to gradually transition during the early stages of pregnancy.

2. You can add some nutritional paste and children's calcium gluconate oral liquid for supplementation. If the female cat is particularly deficient in certain nutrients, it can be supplemented under the guidance of a doctor.