Precautions after the cat has given birth:

1. Observe for 2 hours after delivery. If there is stillbirth, remove it promptly and carefully. Do not touch the cat and kittens, and do not disturb the litter. things inside.

2. Cats are weak after giving birth, so they should be fed multiple times a day and given adequate drinking water and nutritious food.

3. Clean and disinfect food bowls frequently and change drinking water frequently to prevent the occurrence of diseases.

4. If a kitten is far away from the mother cat and cannot drink milk, you should put on gloves and soak some of the mother cat's feces, and then move the kitten near the mother cat's nipples.

5. The owner should reduce the cat's stress. There should not be too many strangers at home, or other smell changes, environmental changes, and even the frequency of replacement of people, pets, flowers and plants should be reduced.

6. If the cat’s milk is insufficient, goat milk powder can be used for artificial feeding. If the cat does not have milk within two days after giving birth, goat milk should be supplemented in time. Note that the cat can only drink goat milk and not cow milk.

7. After giving birth, you should also pay attention to keeping the cats warm. Find a warm environment, warm mats and mattresses for the cats.

8. Do not move the cat’s delivery room at will. Because cats are relatively weak after giving birth, it is best to place the delivery room in a location exposed to the sun so that it can be sterilized and kept warm.

9. Do a good job of cleaning the cat after giving birth. Be sure to clean the delivery room every day, change pet-specific diapers, clean cat bowls, and replace cat litter frequently to avoid bacterial growth. Because female cats have weak immunity after giving birth, they are easily infected with diseases.

10. Do not bathe female cats after giving birth. Because kittens and female cats distinguish each other by smell, if you give the female cat a bath, the kittens will not be able to recognize her.

Preventing postpartum diseases in cats:

1. Uterine diseases. If you have conditions after giving birth, you can still give the cat a dose of anti-inflammatory injections and contraction injections to ensure the health of the cat’s uterus. . You can go to the hospital to get medicine, and then give it to your cat at home.

2. Mastitis. Female cats will secrete a large amount of milk after giving birth. If there are few cubs, the milk will accumulate in the breasts and form bloated milk. We need the help of our poop scoopers to express the milk. If it lasts for a long time, Accumulation in the breast can easily lead to mastitis.

3. Eclampsia, the cat will provide the kitten with sufficient nutrition, including calcium of course. When the mother cat's body is severely deficient in calcium, it will cause eclampsia, causing the mother cat's body muscles to tremble and unable to walk. and epilepsy.