Not necessarily. If it is a stray cat and the kitten is touched by someone, the mother cat will most likely not want the kitten, because the smell of the kitten has changed. The unfamiliar smell will make the mother cat not recognize it as her own child, and will think it is someone else's. The mother cat will choose to abandon or eat the kitten to ensure its own safety. If it is your own cat, the mother cat is very familiar with the smell of the owner, and usually will not abandon or eat the kitten, but you should also be careful not to let the kitten touch to prevent the mother cat from doing harm to the kitten.

What do female cats need to pay attention to after giving birth:
1. Supplement nutrition
Female cats consume a lot of energy during childbirth and need Prepare enough food, and you can feed the cat some food containing vitamins, protein, and calcium to quickly replenish energy to avoid weakening the cat's body.
2. Keep warm
Also keep warm, prepare a soft, warm nest for the mother cat and kittens, and place them in a relatively quiet place.
3. Don’t touch the kitten
After the cat has just given birth, do not let anyone touch the kitten, so as to prevent the mother cat from disowning her child and preventing it from making Behavior that harms kittens.