To Feed A Pregnant Cat
When your beloved cat is in such a very interesting situation as pregnancy, you need to know that your protection, help, attention and love is needed by her as no one else. In this responsible period, you need to watch very many things, like, make sure that the animal doesn't jump from a big altitude. It is also necessary to protect the cat from communicating with children and animals, as this may lead to injuries. Don't forget that refrigeration, crossroads and all kinds of stress don't need your beauty. If you're all watching any disturbing symptoms or maltreatment, you're going to have a specialist.
It should be noted that drugs such as antibiotics and insecticides (a means to destroy parasites) cannot be provided to animals during pregnancy.
How many cats are pregnant? At an early date, it is difficult to determine whether a cat is pregnant, but there are some early signs that will help. For example, in the first weeks Pregnancy of cat There must be a decline in activity, in some cases nausea, appetite can both decrease and increase, socks may be broken in the third week, cat patterns are rebuilt, animals become soft and luxury and, finally, body mass increase.
How to feed?
Nutrition is critical, it must be highly caloric and balanced, as the pregnancy lasts about nine weeks, the nutritional needs can change every week. In order to avoid overloading the organism, try not to override the animal because it might complicate the birth.
First and second weeks of pregnancy. Usually, the appetite is beginning to rise and the daily rate should increase by 10 per cent. But don't feed a lot more, less and more often. If, in the normal state, veterinarians are advised to provide food twice a day, food must be increased up to five times during pregnancy.
From the third week to the seventh, food must increase by 50 per cent.
And in the seventh week, the appetite should be reduced, as at this stage, the kittens are fully formed and can put pressure on domestic authorities. At this time, your kitty has to eat three or four times a day with little pieces. Also in the seventh week, the veterinarian should be visited and OU should be made.
