Pregnant cats cannot eat abalone. The internal organs of abalone contain a substance that can damage red blood cell membranes, namely pheophorbide, a derivative of chlorophyll. When a cat eats abalone, this substance will circulate through the stomach and intestines and enter the cat's blood. When the cat is exposed to ultraviolet rays, it will cause skin diseases around the cat's ears or skin. Pregnant cats should be carefully cared for and cared for carefully to prevent the pregnant cat from getting sick and causing adverse effects on the fetus. Therefore, it is not recommended that cat owners feed abalone to pregnant cats.

How to supplement nutrition for pregnant cats:

1. After the cat is pregnant, you can try to change to nutritional cat food with better ingredients, especially high-protein food, including Chicken breast, salmon, fish and other foods, you can also eat homemade cat food, fish soup, and bask in the sun appropriately.

2. It is necessary to supplement vitamins, calcium, and protein, such as freeze-dried, nutritional paste, calcium tablets, etc., which can promote the development of the fetus and prevent hypocalcemia in cats.

3. Giving goat milk powder to cats during pregnancy and lactation can promote the production of post-secretion milk.

4. If you are worried about your cat’s nutritional deficiencies during pregnancy, you can buy pregnancy nutritional supplements for your cat to ensure the healthy growth of the mother and fetus.