Pregnant dogs cannot eat cat food. The nutritional content of dog food is different from that of cat food. Cat food cannot provide the nutrients that dogs need after eating it. And the dog is still pregnant. Pregnant dogs eating cat food may cause intestinal discomfort, and may even experience symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and loss of appetite.

Precautions for feeding pregnant dogs:

1. The female dog should be provided with sufficient high-quality feed, and some feed additives should be added to her dog food. In order to supplement trace elements and vitamins and promote normal fetal growth and development. Do not feed too cold feed and frozen water to avoid irritating the dog's gastrointestinal tract, causing vomiting and gastroenteritis, and easily causing miscarriage.

2. In the early stages of pregnancy, dogs’ appetite increases and protein feed should be gradually increased. After 1 month, add meat, bone meal, and fish meal appropriately. After 45 days, feed 1 lunch a day. Before delivery, that is, after 50 days of pregnancy, pay attention to reducing the feed by 1/4.

3. The physical condition of a dog during pregnancy is unstable. It is best to feed it some foods that it usually likes to eat. Do not let it try other foods during pregnancy. This will cause the dog to lose appetite and refuse. .

4. The dog should ensure a certain amount of exercise every day to prevent it from becoming too obese.