Feline diet after giving birth:

1. Nutritional paste. Supplement comprehensive nutrients for female cats, which can be mixed into food and fed.

2. Soups. Crucian carp soup, chicken soup, be careful not to add any seasonings. It can supplement milk for female cats.

3. Chicken. It is rich in protein, and chicken is relatively safe and unlikely to cause gastrointestinal allergies in cats.

4. Canned cats. Many cats like to eat canned food. If the female cat likes to eat canned food before, you can feed canned food regularly to enhance the female cat’s appetite.

5. Fruits and vegetables. Fruits and vegetables are also rich in nutrients, such as vitamins, fiber, iron, etc., which can supplement the cat’s body, and it is also helpful if the cat has anemia, so cat owners can Prepare more fruits and vegetables to feed your cat, such as apples, pumpkins, carrots, etc.

6. Lecithin. Lecithin is very effective for cats’ postpartum care. It is also called lecithin and is called the third nutrient alongside protein and vitamins. It is recommended that cat owners take special lecithin for their cats, not only in their postpartum care, but also to add hair and polish to their cats.

7. You can feed the cat some blood-producing ointment. If nutrition is not supplemented at this time, the impact on the cat's body will be considerable. After all, the cat has to raise kittens.

Care items for cats after giving birth:

1. The cat litter that has just given birth needs the cat owner to change it into a clean urine pad in time.

2. The female cat’s nipples need to be cleaned frequently and dried milk stains wiped off to prevent bacterial growth.

3. In winter, extreme attention should be paid to keeping the delivery room warm. If necessary, an electric blanket can be laid. Too low a temperature can easily cause the death of kittens. Food bowls and water basins should be cleaned and disinfected frequently to prevent the occurrence of germs.