Generally after 3-5 weeks after mating, the pregnant cat will have a significant bulge in the abdomen, swollen nipples and turn pink, and increased appetite. If you want to confirm whether your cat is pregnant, you can go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound test, because the above symptoms can also occur in cats with false pregnancy.

Symptoms of pregnancy in cats after mating:

1. Frequent urination. Most cats will not have symptoms of morning sickness after successful mating, but there will be other obvious symptoms. By the 4th- At 5 weeks, the pregnant female cat's belly will bulge significantly. At this time, due to the enlargement of the uterus, the cat's bladder will be compressed, causing the pregnant female cat to urinate frequently.

2. The appetite will increase, the fetus needs more nutrients, the female cat’s appetite will increase, and symptoms such as drowsiness will also occur.

3. You can feel fetal movement by gently touching the abdomen around 54 days. Around 58-66 days, that is, about one or two weeks after fetal movement is felt, the cat is ready to give birth.

During pregnancy, attention should be paid to supplementing the cat with sufficient nutrition, so that the pregnant female cat can consume sufficient protein and calcium, such as lean meat, goat milk for pet cats, small fish and other fresh and easy-to-digest foods. , and can also prevent constipation in female cats.