Cat postpartum diet:

1. Just after the mother cat has given birth, the owner can feed the mother cat canned food and kitten food to help the mother cat quickly restore energy.

2. Within 1-2 days after giving birth to kittens, the owner can prepare light meat porridge or nutritious soup for the cat, and appropriately supplement the cat with calcium preparations. Avoid postpartum hypocalcemia, unsteady standing, loss of appetite, and gasping for air.

3. White water chicken breast and fish can be fed to supplement protein, or special postpartum prescription food can be fed to ensure comprehensive nutritional intake.

4. Let female cats drink more water, and cat owners should replenish clean drinking water in time. Because cats’ intake of water during lactation will be much greater than usual.

Cat postpartum care:

1. Cats should have a quiet, clean and comfortable temperature living environment after giving birth. It is very helpful for the cat’s recovery. The cat's nest should be cleaned and disinfected regularly to ensure that the cat's nest is clean and tidy.

2. Postpartum cat owners must prevent their cats from suffering from some diseases with extremely high incidence rates, such as uterine disease and breast disease. Once symptoms occur, they should be sent to a pet hospital for treatment immediately.

3. The 24-48 hours after the birth of a female cat is a dangerous period. If there is light black blood, it is sewage discharge. If the blood continues to bleed, the cat owner must take the mother cat to the doctor in time.

4. Keep warm after delivery, because the body temperature of kittens is very low, about 35.5°C. They cannot regulate their own temperature and are very sensitive to cold currents. Once the kittens feel cold, they will move The stool will be sluggish and the baby will not be able to suck milk normally.