Pregnancy cycle of toy tiger cat:

1. After the egg is fertilized, the toy tiger cat continues to undergo cell division and moves toward the uterus, entering about the 6th day after breeding. The uterus, at this time has formed a blastocyst.

2. Elongate into an oval shape on the 12th day.

3. On day 13, the blastocyst is oriented, with the embryonic pole facing the endometrium, and a junctional complex is formed between the uterine epithelium and the embryo.

4. On the 14th day, the uterine epithelium appears to be eroded and the attachment site is significantly edematous. Then the attachment site is positioned to end the free state of the early embryo in the uterus, begin to establish contact with the mother, and circulate blood through the placenta. To provide nutrients so that the fetus can gradually develop and mature.

5. Due to different individual constitutions of toy tiger cats, the gestation period is 52-72 days (the average time is about 58 days). The fetus matures and is excreted when the female cat gives birth.

Pregnancy symptoms of toy tiger cats:

1. After the toy tiger cats mate, pregnancy symptoms can only be seen after about 20 days. The early symptoms are that the breasts begin to enlarge, the color of the nipples turns pink, and some can even express milk.

2. After about one month of pregnancy, the abdomen begins to enlarge. At this time, if you gently touch the abdomen with your hands, you can find fetal movement. As the pregnancy progresses, the abdomen becomes larger and larger. At the same time, because I ate more, my weight also increased significantly.

3. During pregnancy, toy tiger cat female cats have a strong appetite and increase their food intake in order to supply nutrients to the developing fetus. It likes to lie still and does not want to move, nor does it want to play with its owner or breeders. They act cautiously and easily avoid being frightened. This is a natural protective behavior. She spends more time sleeping, and her sleeping posture is also unusual. She likes to sleep on her side with her body straightened out.

4. The sexual and physiological changes of female cats after pregnancy are also very obvious. The vulva is swollen, reddened, urinating frequently, and no longer in estrus. Even if there is a male cat wandering outside, he is indifferent.