Cat Knowledge Class: Will cats vomit when they are pregnant?

Many people are curious about cats getting pregnant. So will cats vomit when they are pregnant? In fact, female cats will not vomit during pregnancy, but symptoms of vomiting and nausea may occur during pregnancy, but these symptoms will not have a persistent impact. If your cat has frequent vomiting and nausea, it is recommended that you go to the veterinarian in time to ensure health during pregnancy.

In most cases, cats will not vomit when pregnant, and some cats will vomit when pregnant, which may be caused by the cat's constitution being more sensitive or lack of vitamins and calcium. However, some cats do not experience any abnormal conditions, and their appetite and mental health are normal.

If the cat performs very normally in daily life, it means that the cat is healthy at this time and its current diet can meet its needs. Owners should not add excessive nutritional supplements to the cat, as it may cause the fetus to be too big and lead to difficult labor.

Cats should not do strenuous exercise during pregnancy, especially in the first month of pregnancy. The miscarriage rate of cats is very high. At this time, it is necessary to restrict the cat's movement. It is best not to let the cat go out. If the cat crawls to an excessively high place and jumps or even gets bumped, it is easy to cause the cat to have a miscarriage.

The phenomenon of vomiting in cats is a normal reaction during pregnancy. You can feed the cat some probiotic drugs to regulate the stomach and intestines and prevent vomiting. You should also pay attention to nutritional combinations in your diet and feed the cat regularly. You cannot put all the food in one place, so that the cat can eat whatever it wants.