Symptoms of cat pregnancy:

1. When a cat is pregnant for about 10 days, it can be observed that the cat’s appetite increases significantly.

2. When the cat is about 30 days pregnant, you can see that the cat’s abdominal circumference has increased significantly. At this time, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for a B-ultrasound examination to determine the number of fetal sacs in the cat’s body.

3. When a cat is 40 days pregnant, she will have symptoms such as nipple enlargement and breast sagging.

4. The nipple color becomes darker. Owners can observe the condition of the cat's nipples. When the cat is three weeks pregnant, the nipples will become larger and darker in color, and sometimes there will even be galactorrhea.

5. Morning sickness. Some cats feel nauseous and even vomit during pregnancy. But not all cats will vomit during pregnancy, just like humans.

6. The cat’s body appears in the shape of a donkey, and the kitten will develop rapidly at this time. If you are obese, your limbs and neck will also be fat, but only your belly will swell during pregnancy. During this period, care should be taken to isolate female cats from male cats to avoid fighting and causing miscarriage.

7. Become more maternal. As a result of becoming a mother, the cat's hormones will change, and under the influence of hormones, the cat will become more gentle and clingy.

8. The vagina is enlarged, red, frequent urination, and no longer in estrus. A female cat that is not pregnant may be in heat for the second time at this time.

Precautions for caring for cats during pregnancy:

1. The cat’s diet during pregnancy should be nutritionally balanced. It is appropriate to feed a staple food specially designed for pregnant cats or a staple food that kittens can eat. Complementary food can include chicken, fish, beef and other meats, and eggs and kitten formula can also be added to the food. In order to prevent pregnant cats from getting sick due to the bacteria that may be carried in raw meat, it is not recommended to feed raw meat.

2. In the late pregnancy of female cats, due to the enlargement of the fetus, the amount of exercise of the female cat decreases, which often easily leads to constipation. Under the guidance of a doctor, you can feed hair removal cream in an appropriate amount to lubricate the intestines and relieve constipation.