What are the symptoms of a cat's pregnancy?

Pregnant cats will have some obvious symptoms, including increasing appetite, becoming lazy, becoming fat, becoming more active, becoming more sensitive, making more screams, and losing hair. In addition, during pregnancy, the cat's body temperature will also change. You can determine whether the cat is pregnant by measuring the body temperature.

1. The cat's appetite increases because there is still a fetus in the body to absorb nutrients, so the female cat will eat more than usual.

2. Cats become like to sleep. When they are fine, they always like to lie in a quiet, warm and bright place. Most of the sleeping positions are stretched out and sleeping.

3. The cat's nipples gradually become pink and the breasts begin to grow bigger around 20 days of pregnancy. After 4 weeks, the cat's abdomen bulged.

4. About 20 days after the cat is mating, take the cat to the hospital for an ultrasound examination and you will know if it is pregnant.