Food to supplement nutrition for female cats during pregnancy:

1. Special cat food for pregnant cats:

In the first 2-3 weeks of pregnancy, the cat’s The amount of activity is relatively reduced. At this stage, it is not recommended to excessively supplement and increase nutrition. Just feed pregnant cats special cat food. The nutritional content of this cat food is very balanced and easy to digest and absorb. You can also choose ecological cat food. Its nutrition is also very balanced and contains sufficient fiber and vitamins. Female cats will reduce the amount of exercise during pregnancy and are naturally prone to constipation and gastrointestinal problems. Choosing ecological cat food can prevent constipation and protect the gastrointestinal tract. .

2. Deboned fish or chicken:

Fish soup and chicken breast contain a lot of nutrients. When the cat does not want to eat cat food, feeding a little chicken breast appropriately can increase appetite. Especially after giving birth, feeding some fish soup every day can promote the secretion of milk and feed the kittens.

3. Taurine and folic acid:

Taurine can promote the development of the brain and eyes of kittens. Female cats lacking taurine will Cats may still be born, but folic acid can prevent congenital neural tube defects in kittens.
4. Nutritional paste:

At 6-7 weeks in the third trimester, the embryo is basically fully developed. The mother cat and fetus need a lot of nutrition, and they need to supplement a lot of food with high calcium and protein content. , you can feed cats a special nutritional paste. The nutritional paste contains a certain amount of taurine and folic acid, as well as other amino acids and trace elements that female cats need, and is more suitable for daily feeding.

While adding nutrition to the cat, it is necessary to take the cat for appropriate exercise to prevent the cat from being too obese and causing dystocia. Occasionally, you can take the cat to bask in the sun to supplement calcium. Do not overfeed, otherwise it will cause the fetus to grow too large and eventually lead to dystocia in the female cat.

Foods that pregnant cats are prohibited from eating:

1. Cats cannot eat bones after pregnancy, especially poultry bones and fish with fish bones.

2. Do not feed raw meat to pregnant cats, mainly because raw meat may contain parasites.

3. Be careful not to feed refrigerated food, mainly because refrigerated food will irritate the cat’s gastrointestinal tract and cause diarrhea in the cat. If the ambient temperature is relatively low, it is best to It is best to keep the food at room temperature or slightly heat it before giving it to the cat.