When a female cat gives birth normally, she can expel the placenta on her own. Owners generally do not see the placenta being discharged, possibly because the female cat has eaten the placenta herself. Because some of the substances in the placenta can nourish the female cat's body and prepare for future feedings, but the placenta must be eaten in moderation.

After the owner is sure that the female cat has given birth to all her babies, she can take the cat for a B-ultrasound to check whether the placenta has been completely expelled.

How to know whether the female cat’s placenta has been discharged?

1. If the cat has dystocia or tortuous labor during delivery, it is likely to be due to postpartum weakness. As a result, the placenta cannot be expelled smoothly or completely.

2. As for whether the cat has been completely discharged, the most intuitive way to check is to send the cat to a pet hospital for a B-ultrasound examination, and use images to observe whether there is any placenta residue in the uterus.

3. In addition, if the owner thinks that it has been drained and does not pay attention, the remaining placenta will cause uterine disease in cats, so it is easy to observe the instability of the cat’s mental state during follow-up care. , and physical discomfort.