Precautions for mating Birman cats for the first time:

1. Cats are over 2 years old and capable of giving birth. Is it a purebred? Are there any other cats at home?

2. Selection of mating partners. When the cat is in estrus, it is best for the owner to find an experienced mating partner with a similar size. Inbreeding is not allowed, purebred mating is best.

3. Selection of mating venue. The owner chooses a familiar, comfortable, dark place for the cat. Let the cat relax its vigilance and feel safe and relaxed.

4. Mating may require the assistance of the owner. Some female cats mating for the first time may not want the male cat to climb over, so they need the help of the owner to hold the female cat's forelimbs still to complete mating.

5. A sign of successful mating. During the mating of two cats, the female cat will scream and mate for 10-15 seconds, after which the male cat will immediately flee the scene. Indicates that mating is completed.

How Birman cats mate:

The mating of two cats requires healthy physical development and sexual maturity. Purebred mating is best. The owner of a female cat in estrus should work with the owner of a male cat to establish a comfortable, safe, and familiar environment, and provide the two cats with time to get familiar with each other, at least one day in advance, and as many as three days. When an inexperienced female cat is resistant to a male cat climbing over, the owner needs to help secure the female cat, stabilize the female cat's forelimbs and neck, and prevent the female cat from looking back to reach or catch the male cat to complete mating. Signs of successful mating are that the female cat will scream, roll over on the ground, and violently attack the male cat with her claws. The male cat will immediately flee the scene after mating.