After bleeding occurs, the female cat will usually give birth normally within two hours. If no fetus is delivered within two hours, it is recommended to take it to a pet hospital for abdominal B-ultrasound to check the fetal position and heart rate. If the fetus is If the heart rate is less than 200, an emergency caesarean section is recommended.

Symptoms of female cats before giving birth:

The closer to giving birth, the more restless the female cat will be, pacing, pawing, defecating, and urinating. , Breathing gradually becomes rapid. When labor pains begin, they are very uncomfortable. The female cat will lie on her side and begin to compress her belly desperately. Owners should be careful not to rush back to the birthing den. The female cat will take the initiative to go back because it is very comfortable for the female cat to give birth there. During this period, the birth canal secretes mucus to lubricate the birth canal.

Precautions for female cats before giving birth:

1. Intermittent labor pains begin, and the child still does not give birth after more than three hours;

2. Continuous labor Intense labor pain lasts for more than 30 minutes but still no delivery;

3. Heavy bleeding during labor pain. Dark brown and foul-smelling secretions appear during labor;

4. The female cat is very weak;

5. There is still no movement in the abdomen after 66 days of mating;

< p>6. Within one hour after the amniotic membrane appears, the baby has not yet been born.

If any of these situations occur, please go to the hospital immediately. It is recommended that the owner go to the pet hospital to take a X-ray at about the sixth week of the cat's pregnancy. This way, not only can the number of newborn kittens be known in advance, but also whether the female cat has any abnormalities, and the size and proportion of the birth canal can be known, and whether it can go smoothly. pass.