Blue cats do not need to be delivered to give birth to kittens. Under normal circumstances, cats do not need to be delivered. They can give birth to kittens by themselves. However, in some special circumstances, such as when the cat itself is weak or the cat has dystocia during childbirth, it is best for the owner to stay with him at all times. If necessary, he can help calm the cat's mood or cut the umbilical cord and wipe the kitten. It also helps clean up the dirt in the kitten's mouth and nose, and can send the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time when it is found that the cat is suspected of dystocia.

Notes on giving birth to blue cats:

1. When it is close to the expected date of delivery, you can start to arrange the delivery room and choose a warm, quiet and safe location. The material of the box is preferably wood board or thick cardboard. The top and other sides of the box should be empty. The bottom of the box should be padded with newspapers, and an insulation lamp should be hung above. The height should not be less than 1 meter. If the female cat refuses to use the box, spread newspaper and hang a heat-insulating lamp in the area she picked.

2. When the female cat enters the cat litter and starts giving birth, all you can do is stay calm and observe the birth process carefully. Keep your mind calm and your mind quiet. If there are any disturbances, or the female cat is moved elsewhere, she will delay giving birth. This can easily damage the female cat's body.

3. If the female cat calms down and the kittens don’t come out even after being squeezed for more than an hour, then there may be something wrong. Check to see if there is anything near the labia. If not, it's best to go to the vet.