Symptoms of cats in various stages of pregnancy:

1. There are basically no symptoms in the first two weeks, from eating less or going on hunger strike during estrus to food intake slowly returning to normal, 2 There is basically no change in the external food intake within 3 weeks. The nipples will turn pale pink around 3 weeks, and the female cat’s food intake will increase. In the early stages of pregnancy, cats will show symptoms such as unwillingness to have contact with male cats, no longer being in estrus, and becoming more coquettish.

2. After two weeks, the female cat will gradually show signs of pregnancy, with her nipples turning red and protruding. Normally, a cat’s nipples are difficult to see, but they become obvious in pregnant female cats, and some female cats may even experience morning sickness.

3. When a cat is five to six weeks pregnant, the cat's body will appear in the shape of a donkey, and the kitten will develop rapidly at this time. If you are obese, your limbs and neck will also be fat, but only your belly will swell during pregnancy. During this period, care should be taken to isolate female cats from male cats to avoid fighting and causing miscarriage.

4. When a cat is seven to eight weeks pregnant, the cat’s belly is already very big. The hair around the nipples will fall off, and the nipples will become very obvious and turn into a round shape.

Precautions for cat pregnancy:

1. Postpartum nutritional issues for female cats. Pet owners will feed their cats differently after giving birth. They should pay attention to the full nutritional value of cat food and increase the content of protein, fat, vitamins and minerals. They can feed cats fresh fish soup, goat milk, soy milk or meat and bone meal, and increase feeding according to the cat’s needs to ensure that the cat The food should be fresh and easy to digest, and the cat should be properly guided to drink water. It is best for cats to drink clean and healthy water.

2. If the cat is pregnant, do not vaccinate, deworm or take medication. This is dangerous to the pregnant female cat. Please consult your veterinarian for any medication.

3. If the cat is not pregnant but has an abnormal belly bulge, you need to seek medical treatment as soon as possible to rule out the disease.