No. A cat that is one month pregnant will have an enlarged abdomen and difficulty moving. Bathing it at this time can easily cause a stress reaction, causing the cat to become ill or have a miscarriage. It is best to take a bath before breeding or before taking a bath after giving birth and after the lactation period. Cats are very clean animals and often use their tongues to comb their hair, so owners don’t have to worry about their hygiene. Try to soothe her emotions during labor to avoid stress. Although you can't give it a bath, you can choose to gently wipe the cat's body with a warm and wet towel to keep its body clean.

Precautions for cat pregnancy:

1. Pregnant cats will need more protein and calories. You can make some fresh food with high protein content for the cat. Such as chicken, duck, fish and some goat milk or fish soup.

2. Female cats still need a certain amount of exercise when they are pregnant to ensure that they have the strength to give birth to babies later, but the amount of exercise should not be too large. In the early stages of pregnancy, you should also pay attention to try not to let the female cat jump up and down to avoid losing her footing and causing miscarriage. You can remove or put away cat climbing frames and the like.

3. During pregnancy, try to reduce the number of visits from strangers to avoid being frightened. If there are other cats at home, it is best to have certain isolation measures, because you don’t know when they will suddenly start chasing and fighting. By the time you want to stop them, it may be too late, which can easily cause miscarriage or premature birth.

4. Let the cat adapt to the delivery room as soon as possible, otherwise the cat is likely to find a secret corner to give birth.