Cats usually give birth after two months of pregnancy, and there are signs of labor before giving birth. Therefore, the owner can calculate the approximate labor period of cats according to their mating time. If you really don't know when the cat is successfully mated, you can also estimate the production time of the cat according to the cat's body shape and combined with B-ultrasound examination.
The pregnancy cycle of cats is two months, and they usually give birth within 60-65 days after pregnancy. The owner can calculate the expected delivery date of the cat according to this time, and then prepare the necessary postpartum supplies such as the pre delivery room and the urine pad in advance.
The female cat about 2 weeks after pregnancy will have red and swollen breasts and erect nipples, while the female cat 45 days after pregnancy will obviously get fat and sagging abdomen. Within 24-48 hours before delivery, she is likely to become restless, restless and very anxious.
If you are not sure when the cat is pregnant, the owner can also judge the approximate expected date of delivery by observing the cat's body shape. However, this method is usually unable to judge the specific delivery time of the female cat. It needs to be combined with B-ultrasound detection to further improve the accuracy.
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