Normally not. The general birth interval of cats is about half an hour to an hour. If a cat has not given birth to a kitten for a long time or in extreme cases does not give birth to kittens for several days, this will also happen. This is a fetal position. If not, you can touch its belly to determine whether there are any unborn kittens. If the belly is all soft, then the birth is over. If there are still lumps and the baby cannot continue to be born, you can only go to the pet hospital for a caesarean section.

Cat birth precautions:

1. Cats will like to find dark, warm and safe corners before giving birth. After the kittens are born, ensure that the ground temperature is moderate. , otherwise the kitten’s body will be very cold, and a suitable delivery room needs to be made.

2. Wear plastic gloves to touch newborn cat babies and avoid direct contact. Cats recognize babies through smell.

3. Pay attention to whether the female cat has any postpartum diseases, such as abnormal postpartum bleeding, pus discharge from the vulva, mastitis, etc.

4. Since the birth of a female cat will consume a lot of physical energy, and the postpartum lactation period will also last for a period of time, it is necessary to supplement the nutrition of the female cat in time to prevent the female cat from being too weak to get sick or have insufficient milk supply. . Protein is an important substance for maintaining normal life activities of cats. Intensive high-protein feeding can quickly replenish the energy consumed by female cats due to childbirth. In addition to normal cat food feeding, other high-protein and easily digestible foods can be supplemented daily.

5. Female cats are prone to hypocalcemia 3 to 17 days after giving birth, which manifests as cramps, vomiting, constant breathing, etc. You can supplement calcium by feeding goat milk to cats. .