Solutions for cats where the placenta has not come out:

1. First, the owner should observe whether the afterbirth of each kitten is intact when it is born, because the placenta and kittens are usually It is wrapped in the afterbirth and is born together. If the afterbirth is intact, then there is no situation where the placenta does not come out.

2. Secondly, the owner should confirm whether the female cat has given birth and whether there are any unborn kittens in the belly. If there is a fetus that has not been born for a long time, the owner needs to seek medical treatment in time.

3. If the owner finds that the kitten’s umbilical cord has been cut cleanly by the mother cat, then the mother cat may have eaten the placenta while licking the kitten.

4. If it is confirmed that the placenta remains in the female cat’s belly, it may be that the female cat is not productive enough and cannot expel it temporarily. The owner can supplement the female cat with some nutrients and wait for a while before checking again. See if there is any discharge.

5. If the placenta has not been expelled for a long time, the owner needs to take the cat to the hospital for oxytocin, which can promote the expulsion of the placenta. If the placenta has rotted and caused the female cat to become infected, she needs to be given an anti-inflammatory shot.