Toy tiger cat dystocia is more common in primiparous cats, and the signs vary. Some female cats do not eat or eat little, and urinate frequently, with high frequency and small urine output; some cats eat little or do not eat, showing restlessness and agitation, and like to lie on the ground and constantly looking back at their abdomen; female cats have dirty red spots. The smelly liquid flows out from the vulva and contaminates the tail and hind limbs; some female cats often lick their vulva with their tongues, kick their abdomen with their hind feet or frequently roll on the ground; some female cats have obvious abdominal contraction, but no kittens are born.

Rescue methods for toy tiger cat dystocia:

1. The owner places his palm on the toy tiger cat’s abdomen, and then presses according to the frequency of the toy tiger cat’s abdominal contraction (technique Be gentle), and slowly increase the force from light to heavy; in order to promote the contraction of the cat's birth canal and help it deliver the baby.

2. After the owner performs abdominal massage on the toy tiger cat for half an hour, if the female cat’s dystocia symptoms are still not relieved, the owner can choose the method of medical assisted delivery to help the cat.

3. Send the female cat to the pet hospital. Generally, 5-10ml posterior pituitary hormone and 0.5-1mg diethylstilbestrol are injected subcutaneously to treat the female cat and promote the smooth muscle in the uterus of the female cat. It can be contracted, the cervix can be opened, and the baby is finally delivered smoothly.