Yes. Cats will meow when they are pregnant. If a cat keeps meowing during pregnancy, it may mean that she is about to give birth. If it is not yet time for the cat to give birth, it may be a symptom of the cat's prenatal anxiety. The cat's poop scraper needs to observe the cat's appetite and mental status to determine whether there are other abnormalities. Before a cat is ready to give birth, she will begin to experience contractions and pain, which will cause the cat to meow all the time. The scavenger needs to pay attention to observe whether the cat has other adverse symptoms, such as listlessness, loss of appetite, arched back, diarrhea, etc. The cat may be in unbearable pain due to the disease, so it keeps barking. If the scavenger finds any abnormality, it needs to be reported in time. Take it to a pet hospital.

Cat pregnancy care matters:

1. During the cat’s pregnancy, the cat should be comforted and provide a quiet and comfortable environment for the cat to give birth. When you take the initiative to approach, you can touch and comfort the cat more, and feed the cat some food that it usually likes to eat.

2. When the cat is resting by itself, do not disturb it too much to avoid aggravating the cat’s nervousness and anxiety.

3. Female cats will reduce their activity after pregnancy. Owners should take the cat to bask in the sun on the balcony during the early stages of pregnancy. First, to keep the cat appropriate for exercise and avoid lack of physical strength during childbirth. When difficulties arise, the second reason is to increase the cat's absorption and utilization of calcium by getting more sun exposure, so as to lay a good foundation for the kitten's health.