Methods to determine whether a cat has given birth:

1. Touch the female cat’s abdomen. If no hard mass is touched, it means the birth has been completed. After a cat has given birth, its belly will become very flat and will not be as bulging as it was during the previous pregnancy.

2. After the cat gives birth to all its babies, it will no longer scream in pain and will gradually calm down. Look at the cat's own reaction. If the cat still screams in pain, it means it has not finished giving birth. If the cat is calm now, it means it has finished giving birth.

3. If the cat starts to clean up the kittens, it can be confirmed that the cat has given birth. The female cat will lick the kittens only after she has given birth. Kittens will not be licked until they are finished giving birth.

4. The best situation is to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound when the cat is pregnant to see how many kittens are pregnant. In this way, there will be a prediction during the birth process of the female cat, and you can know whether the female cat has finished giving birth.

Precautions for postpartum care of cats:

1. Clean the body, clean up the lochia after giving birth, and wipe the body of the female cat with warm water. When a female cat gives birth, she will produce a lot of blood viscosity, which will cause her hair to be messy and sticky. You can soak the towel with warm water and wipe her body, but do not bathe the cat directly. The cat's body is sensitive and fragile at this time. , taking a bath can easily cause cats to catch a cold.

2. Pregnancy and childbirth of female cats will consume a lot of energy and physical strength. The body is very weak and needs to be supplemented with nutrition immediately. In addition to cat food, provide protein-rich meat: such as nutritious and easy-to-digest fish, hypoallergenic chicken, high-protein beef, high-energy egg yolks, etc.

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