Signs of a cat giving birth:

1. The cat will be irritable before giving birth. If the delivery room is not prepared for it, or the delivery room is already prepared but not available. Let the cat get familiar with and adapt to it in advance. If the location is not quiet and hidden enough, the cat may look for a place where it can give birth. Therefore, you must prepare a delivery room that the cat likes before giving birth.

2. Appetite decreases, body temperature will drop by 1-2 degrees, and some cats will hide in corners. Then there will be shortness of breath, restlessness, and if there is fluid flowing out of the cat's vagina, the cat is about to give birth.

3. Before giving birth, cats will urinate frequently and are not very active. Restlessness, poor energy, decreased appetite, and even not eating food.

4. If you find that the cat's body begins to tighten and appears to squat in the cat litter, this means that it will give birth soon. Before giving birth, the vaginal opening of the female cat will ooze pus and yellow secretions, and the cat will basically give birth within 1-2 hours. The owner can stroke the cat's belly to help it give birth quietly.

5. Before giving birth, the cat’s breasts begin to synthesize and secrete milk. At this time, gently squeezing the nipples will cause clear or turbid milk to flow out. Some nipples may even have scabs. This is because the milk has dried up and formed of scab.

Things to note when giving birth to cats:

1. Prepare the delivery room and make sure it is quiet enough, otherwise they may become nervous due to the environment during delivery. emotions, which is detrimental to production.

2. The female cat does not have enough physical strength to give birth to kittens. You can give her some canned food, cooked chicken breast or nutritional paste to replenish her physical strength. If you still can't give birth after more than 4 hours, then seek help from the pet hospital you contacted in advance.