If a cat has no fetal movement for 60 days of pregnancy, it is mainly considered that the fetus is stillborn or mummified. First of all, fetal death is caused by a variety of reasons, usually in the later stages of pregnancy, and related diagnoses can be made through B-ultrasound and DR examinations. Secondly, mummified fetuses generally occur in the middle and late stages of pregnancy and are formed through absorption after the death of the fetus. Finally, whether it is a stillborn fetus or a mummified fetus, timely treatment is required, usually through surgery. The best way is to go to a pet hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to check the number and status of the fetuses.

The time when cats have fetal movement during pregnancy:

The total pregnancy period of cats is about 63 days. Generally, fetal movement symptoms will appear around the seventh week of pregnancy. It is not easy to detect in the early stages of a cat's pregnancy. Later, symptoms such as enlarged nipples and abdominal girth will appear. Cats need to keep their living environment relatively quiet during pregnancy to avoid stress.

Causes of cat stillbirth:

The reason for cat stillbirth may be that the cat is too young and its body has not yet matured in all aspects, especially the development of the uterus. ; Secondly, insufficient nutritional supply leads to imperfect embryonic development, resulting in stillbirth symptoms; in addition, external force may cause stillbirth in cats, and violent impact can lead to fetal death.

How to deal with miscarriage in cats:

See if you can give birth on your own. If you can expel the fetus on your own, it will definitely be the best. Generally speaking, the chance of a stillbirth giving birth on its own is very low, so it is best to go to the hospital for a caesarean section to avoid causing the stillbirth to dissolve, produce toxins, cause toxemia, and lead to the death of the female cat. It is best to have surgery to remove it as soon as possible.