Cats cannot eat raw meat after giving birth. Postpartum cats are more fragile and need a lot of nutritional supplements. Uncooked raw meat may contain a large number of bacteria, which will harm the cat's body. It is not recommended to feed raw meat to postpartum cats. Instead, you should choose suitable cat food for feeding. You can also feed some foods with high iron and protein content, which will help To restore blood color and replenish energy.

Precautions for cats after giving birth to kittens:

1. First of all, in terms of feeding, you should not just feed cat food, but feed some foods that are high in iron and protein. , helps restore blood color and replenish energy. In addition, cat owners should also pay more attention to caring for postpartum cats and kittens.

2. If you want to restore the color of the cat after giving birth, you can appropriately feed it some visceral food, such as chicken liver, duck liver, etc. After steaming, cut it into pieces and feed it to the cat. Do not feed too much. After all, feeding these visceral foods contains certain toxins, and eating too much is not good. In addition, when feeding duck liver and duck liver, it can be mixed with cat food or other foods. After the cat gives birth, a certain amount of fish soup must be cooked for the female cat to drink every day to promote milk secretion. In addition, attention should be paid to calcium supplementation to prevent female cats from loose teeth and physical weakness after giving birth to kittens.

3. Pay attention to hygiene after delivery, help the female cat check the wound and nipples every day, and clean them in time to avoid infection. If the cat is relatively weak after giving birth, in addition to appropriately feeding offal food and fish soup, the cat owner will also need to take other measures to restore the cat's blood color, such as feeding Miao Xiang Sheng Xue Ointment, which can be mixed with the cat's food. , you can also feed it directly. After the cat gives birth, you can feed some every day. You can feed the cat after it has eaten its staple food.