1. Cats have green or black-green secretions during the birth process and no fetus is produced for more than two hours. This is also the first sign of dystocia in cats.

2. The cat loses its compound reflex during the birth process. What is the compound reflex? That is when we put our fingers into the vagina and press its birth canal, and then it will work. If you press it up and down, left and right, no matter how you press it, it does not work. It proves that the cat has lost the Ferguson reflex, that is, The cat is having dystocia.

3. The cat has continuous uterine contractions. If the cat has continuous and severe uterine contractions for more than 30 minutes without delivery of the fetus, this is a sign of dystocia in the cat. Of course, it does not mean that the 30-minute timer starts when the cat has uterine contractions. It is a strong contraction. Under normal circumstances, when a cat is giving birth, in the first stage of labor, it consists of one to two hours of intermittent and slower contractions, that is, one contraction. , then rest for a while, and then work again after a while. This is called intermittent work. Its first stage of labor lasts about one to two hours, and then its second stage of labor lasts about one or two hours. After 6 hours, they will work hard for about ten minutes before the fetus is born. Therefore, if the cat has strong contractions for more than 30 minutes, it is the third manifestation of dystocia.

4. Intermittent contractions lasting more than four hours are the fourth sign of dystocia in cats.

5. The symptom of dystocia is that the little fetus has seen its little feet or its little tail in the birth canal, but the kitten has not come out after more than ten minutes and intense work. This cat's A difficult question. Product performance.

6. The interval between two kittens is more than two hours. Generally speaking, at the age of multi-parous kittens, the indirect interval for younger kittens is about Ten minutes to half an hour is normal, and generally no more than an hour.

7. During the contraction of the uterus, the female cat will howl and then lick the vagina constantly. This is also a sign of dystocia in the cat.

8. Cats suddenly become depressed during the second stage of labor. This is usually related to a uterine rupture, so everyone needs to pay attention.

9. If blood flows from the vulva for ten minutes or more than ten minutes, this is a sign of dystocia in cats.

10. Pregnancy is calculated from the day the cat comes back from breeding. No fetus has been produced after eight days. This is the tenth sign of dystocia in cats. If any of these ten signs appear, please contact your attending doctor in time.