Special Care During Pregnancy A young and healthy pregnant cat usually needs little special care other than extra attention to her nutrition.
She may experience nausea and morning sickness for a few days during mid-pregnancy, due to hormonal changes. She may also show a decrease in appetite and may even go off her food entirely a few days before the birth. If she stops eating for more than a couple of days, or if you notice a decrease in appetite for more than 3-4 days, consult your vet.
You should never medicate a cat unless your vet instructs to do so. This is especially important during pregnancy, where relatively safe and common drugs can be harmful. Let your vet know even if you only suspect your cat may be pregnant before any drugs are prescribed.
Please remember - unless you're a professional breeder and the cat is a part of a breeding program - spay your cat at 4-6 months of age to prevent pregnancy!
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