Cats need more nutrition to support their own growth and development when they are pregnant, and they also need to provide enough nutrition for the kittens in their bellies. Therefore, a reasonable diet is an important guarantee for cats to get pregnant.
In food selection, you can try to choose foods rich in protein, minerals and vitamins. For example, fish, meat, cheese, vegetables and fruits can provide enough energy and nutrition for cats.
2. Pay attention to supplement key nutrients.
Cats need to supplement enough key nutrients when they are pregnant, such as protein, fat, minerals and vitamins. Among them, protein is very important for fetal growth and development.
When cats are short of vitamins A and B, they will suffer from vision loss, anemia, hair loss and other symptoms, so they need to take enough vitamins A and B. ..
In addition, it is suggested to add a proper amount of dietary fiber and salt, but not too much, otherwise it will affect the appetite and health of cats.
3. Avoid feeding poisonous food to cats.
When cats are pregnant, they should be careful not to feed them toxic food, such as chocolate, onions, grapes, onions, garlic and so on. The chemicals in these foods will have a negative impact on the health of cats, and even threaten the life safety of cats and even kittens in serious cases.
4. Feed more snacks to reduce the burden on cats.
Cats need to eat more nutrients when they are pregnant, but if they eat too much at a time, cats are not only difficult to digest, but also may lead to malnutrition and other problems. Therefore, it is recommended to feed more small meals several times a day, which can reduce the burden on cats and ensure that they can get enough nutrition.
Due to the influence of hormones, cats may lose their appetite. At this time, you can try to feed them warm food or increase the flavor and temptation of food.