If your cat has difficulty giving birth, you must first stay calm and seek help from a veterinarian as soon as possible. While waiting for the veterinarian, make sure the cat is in a quiet, warm and dry environment to reduce its discomfort and anxie...
If your cat has difficulty giving birth, you must first stay calm and seek help from a veterinarian as soon as possible. While waiting for the veterinarian, make sure the cat is in a quiet, warm and dry environment to reduce its discomfort and anxiety.
Try to avoid interfering with the cat's difficult labor process, as this may add further complications. Try not to try to help give birth by yourself, so as not to harm the female cat or newborn kittens. If your cat experiences obvious pain or other abnormal symptoms, try gently massage the cat's abdomen and pelvic area to help promote contractions and fetal passage. But be sure to operate carefully and avoid excessive force application.
If the cat has passed the due date and has no progress, or has abnormal conditions (e.g., strong abdominal pain, persistent convulsions), seek medical attention immediately.
