How to help a cat deliver a baby?

Wash your hands before delivery. Before the kitten gives birth, the mother cat will straighten her hind legs and give birth to a gray bubble, which is the afterbirth. If the mother cat doesn't care, the owner must immediately tear the placenta by hand, and then quickly wipe the cat's nose and mouth with a hot towel to avoid being choked by amniotic fluid. ?

Hearing the kitten's "Ji Ji" sound, the placenta will be delivered in about five minutes. After the placenta comes out, tie a knot about two centimeters away from the abdomen with cotton thread, and then cut the umbilical cord attached to the placenta behind the knot. Put the kitten in the mouth of the mother cat and let the mother cat lick the kitten's hair. ?

If the mother cat completes all the production processes by herself, the owner needs to check whether the umbilical cord of each kitten is bitten well. If a large number of kittens are produced, the last kitten may not bite the umbilical cord so perfectly because the mother cat has no strength. Touch the mother cat before touching the kitten to make her hands smell like a mother cat.

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Feed the female cat with foods rich in protein, fat, vitamins and minerals, such as fish soup, chicken soup, milk and soybean milk. Ensure that the mother cat gets enough clean drinking water. Because the mother cat will lose a lot of calcium from the milk when breastfeeding her kitten, she should be given extra calcium tablets to meet her needs. ?

The tableware and other utensils of postpartum female cats should be disinfected frequently to keep the environment clean and reduce the breeding of germs. There is no need to clean the litter box immediately after giving birth. Because the mother cat will take the initiative to lick the fetal water on the kitten and eat the meconium discharged by the kitten. After the mother cat gives birth, don't touch anything casually, otherwise it will be easily disturbed, causing the mother cat to "move" with her kittens.