Causes of premature birth in cats:

1. Malnutrition. When a cat is pregnant, the cat needs a lot of nutrients to maintain body consumption. If the cat cannot keep up with its nutrition during pregnancy, the cat will give birth prematurely.

2. The cat was frightened. Female cats are less courageous and more sensitive. For example, strangers or other cats and dogs come to the house, or the noise of neighbors smashing walls and hammer drills during renovations, etc., may make the female cat nervous and may lead to premature birth.

3. Cats exercise excessively during pregnancy, always jumping up and down, running back and forth. Vigorous exercise may also lead to premature birth.

4. If the cat is moved or moved to a new environment during pregnancy, the cat will feel uncomfortable with the unfamiliar environment, causing the cat to be nervous, which will lead to premature birth. Case.

5. Disease or medicine. If the cat is suffering from diseases, such as herpes virus, feline infectious peritonitis, feline leukemia virus, feline distemper virus, and Toxoplasma gondii, etc.

6. If the cat is too young when pregnant, or is in poor physical condition and has not yet matured, there is a possibility of premature birth.

Precautions for cats during pregnancy:

1. During pregnancy, female cats should be careful not to overfeed, or to avoid obesity and muscle relaxation due to lack of exercise, which will lead to difficulties in giving birth. Reasonably arrange food mix and feeding frequency.

2. Cats need a warm, quiet and safe place to give birth, and they will deliberately choose such a place first. In the days leading up to giving birth, the female cat will show signs of nesting, which is the perfect time to lure her to a warm den.

3. Continue to feed the female cat high-quality cat food, and carefully observe whether the female cat’s appetite decreases. This is usually a sign of imminent delivery.