Obvious characteristics of cat pregnancy:

1. The food intake increases and the nipples become larger, and at this time, the cat’s nipples often turn bright pink, or turn red.

2. The belly becomes round and bulging, and the back looks a bit slumped from the side. Different from obesity, obesity will not only make the belly bigger, but also the neck and limbs will become heavier.

3. The cat’s urination suddenly becomes frequent, and it may not like to exercise and sleep frequently.

4. When a cat is about to give birth, it usually builds a small nest in a quiet place, such as using some towels or clothes.

Things to note when a cat is pregnant:

1. Proper exercise is beneficial to the cat’s health. The owner can usually walk around the house with the cat appropriately, and It only needs some interaction. Moderate exercise will be healthier for the mother cat and the fetus in her belly.

2. Female cats should not be fed too much food in the early stages of pregnancy. At this time, the kittens in the cat's belly have not yet been able to absorb too many nutrients. Instead, most of the nutrients will be absorbed by the mother cat. Over time, the mother cat will easily become obese, and obesity can easily lead to dystocia.

3. Female cats need appropriate nutritional supplements, but they should not feed them indiscriminately. For example, do not feed squid, shellfish, shrimp and other seafood, which will cause digestive difficulties for female cats.

4. If financial conditions permit, take the cat to the hospital regularly for prenatal check-ups.