Precautions for postpartum hemorrhage in leopard cats:

1. It is normal to find a small amount of short-term bleeding in leopard cats after giving birth.

2. The postpartum hemorrhage of leopard cats shows a continuous and unstoppable trend. It can be determined that the postpartum hemorrhage of leopard cats is abnormal and needs to be sent to the doctor in time to prevent more dangerous situations.

3. After the leopard cat gives birth successfully, various changes in the body need to be closely observed. Once abnormal bleeding is found, the veterinarian should be contacted as soon as possible for further guidance and treatment.

4. After the leopard cat is born, it is necessary to prepare food with high protein, fat, vitamin and mineral content for the cat, such as fish soup, chicken soup, milk, soy milk, etc.

5. Provide the female cat with sufficient clean drinking water so that the female cat can drink it at any time.

6. When a mother cat breastfeeds her kittens, she will lose a large amount of calcium from her milk, so additional calcium tablets should be given to the mother cat to meet her needs.

Precautions for postpartum care of leopard cats:

1. After the cat gives birth, the cat’s mouth will gradually turn white, the eye membranes will gradually turn white, the cat will have shortness of breath, shock, body coldness, vaginal discharge, etc. If you have problems such as excessive bleeding in the area, you need to contact your veterinarian immediately.

2. After the leopard cat gives birth, the owner must conduct more physical checks on the female cat. Prevent postpartum mastitis, metritis, pyometra, vaginitis and other diseases or heavy bleeding.

3. Strengthen the management of the female cat’s diet and environmental hygiene. If any abnormality is discovered, the owner needs to send the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time to prevent more serious consequences.