The reasons why a pregnant cat keeps meowing:

1. A pregnant cat may keep meowing because she is about to give birth. This is a normal phenomenon. Many cats fuss for a while before giving birth, usually for several hours. If you see your cat’s bottom is wet and her water breaks, it means labor has started. At this time, the owner should prepare a comfortable nest for the cat. If he is worried, he can take the cat to a pet hospital for delivery.

2. A pregnant cat keeps meowing. If it is not about to give birth, it may be hungry. After pregnancy, the hunger will be stronger than before. Since the amount of food for a pregnant cat will gradually increase, the owner should give the cat Increase feeding amount.

What should I do if my cat keeps meowing during pregnancy?

1. First of all, during the cat’s pregnancy, the cat should be soothed and provided with a quiet and comfortable environment for the cat to give birth. When the cat takes the initiative to approach, he can contact and comfort the cat more. Feed your cat some of the food he usually likes to eat. When the cat is resting by itself, don’t disturb it too much to avoid aggravating the cat’s nervousness and anxiety.

2. If the cat suddenly starts meowing when she is almost 2 months pregnant, you need to check whether the cat has any symptoms before giving birth. The doctor needs to prepare the cat’s delivery room in advance and arrange the delivery room. Put it in a quiet, secluded and warm corner, and take the cat to get familiar with the delivery room in advance, so that the cat can give birth more safely there. Cats generally do not need the help of the cat's cat when giving birth, but the cat's cat needs to observe the condition of the female cat. If she finds that her strength is weakening, she needs to supplement the cat's nutrition in time. If she finds that she has difficulty in giving birth, she should send her to the doctor in time.