Female cats have poor appetite after giving birth, which may be caused by the large amount of physical strength and energy consumed during the birth process. Because the female cat spent a lot of energy giving birth to the kittens, she was very weak after giving birth and had no energy to eat. Since female cats also need to nurse their kittens and restore their own physical strength, special attention should be paid to feeding and management and supplementing nutrition. In order to improve the cat's appetite, you can adjust the diet structure, feed the cat some fresh fish soup, soy milk, meat and bone meal, etc., and increase the frequency of feeding.

Precautions for cats after giving birth:

1. The water requirement of female cats increases greatly when they enter the lactation period. Be sure to pay attention to replenishing water for female cats. If the female cat doesn’t like to drink water, she can replace it with crucian carp soup or chicken soup.

2. Protein is an important substance to maintain the normal life activities of cats. Intensive high-protein feeding can quickly replenish the energy consumed by female cats due to childbirth. In addition to normal cat food feeding, other supplements can be added daily. High-protein and easily digestible foods, such as chicken, fish, egg yolks, etc. While ensuring adequate food, you must also ensure the freshness of the food, especially meat, canned food and other perishable foods.

3. Breastfeeding is very hard for female cats. Remember to clean her nipples frequently to prevent bacterial growth.

4. Pay attention to whether the female cat has any postpartum diseases, such as abnormal postpartum bleeding, pus discharge from the vulva, mastitis, etc.