Symptoms of cat pregnancy:

1. The abdominal circumference increases, and some cats will also change their temperament due to pregnancy, such as becoming irritable and irritable easily.

2. He likes to be quiet and does not want to move. He moves carefully and does not want to play with others.

3. Spend more time sleeping, have unusual sleeping postures, and like to stretch out to sleep.

4. 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.

5. Strong appetite and weight gain.

Feeding methods for female cats during pregnancy:

Cats can be fed normally during the first two weeks of pregnancy. From the third week onwards, you can appropriately supplement some nutrients such as folic acid and calcium, but do not consume excessive amounts 3-4 times a week. From the fourth week onwards, you can add about 30-50g of cooked chicken breast to every meal. Boil two eggs a week and give the female cat only the yolk and try not to give the egg white to the female cat. 2 weeks before giving birth, meat and eggs should be eliminated and vitamin supplements should be taken normally to prevent the fetus from being too large and laborious for the female cat to give birth, causing dystocia.