Causes of dystocia in cats:

1. The fetus is too large. Due to unreasonable feeding by the owner, the female cat has excessive nutrition during pregnancy, resulting in excessive fetal growth. The probability of dystocia in cats' first litter is particularly high, especially for female cats that are pregnant just after maturity. Because the body of the female cat is too small, the fetus will be too large during delivery, which will cause dystocia. In this case, most people will choose caesarean section.

2. Abnormal birth canal. Abnormal birth canals are mainly due to underdevelopment in cats and abnormal narrowing of the pelvis, which makes it difficult for the fetus to enter the birth canal, causing dystocia. In addition, if the cat is young and only reaches sexual maturity but not physical maturity, it will also lead to underdevelopment of the birth canal after mating and conception, leading to dystocia.

3. Due to improper feeding, weather changes and other reasons, cats develop diseases, such as vomiting, diarrhea, interruption of the cat’s nutrition, which leads to physical weakness, and a drop in body temperature, which causes the cat to be unable to give birth and cause dystocia.

4. Lack of exercise often causes female cats to be overweight and lead to dystocia. Many people keep cats at home, or there is insufficient space for cats to run and move around, resulting in female cats not liking to exercise. Female cats that lack exercise will have weak sphincter contraction during delivery, which can easily lead to inability to give birth.

Phenomenon of dystocia in cats:

1. The abdomen is obviously contracted, but no kittens are born.

2. Not eating or eating less, frequent urination, frequent urination but small urine output, restlessness, or constantly looking back at the abdomen, like lying down, dirty red and fishy liquid flowing out from the vulva, contaminating the tail and tail. hind legs.

3. Often lick the vagina with tongue, kick the abdomen with the back foot or roll on the ground frequently.