. If the fetus is still difficult to give birth, then caesarean section should be considered.

　The following things should be paid attention to when cats give birth:

　First, be sure to keep quiet and dark during delivery to prevent cats from being overly nervous and causing difficult delivery. If you find that a pregnant cat has broken water for 15 to 24 hours and still no fetal output is found, or if the fetus has been exposed to the vagina for 5 minutes and cannot be produced in full, it means that the female cat is difficult to give birth and needs to be given a midlife. If necessary, caesarean section is considered.

　Secondly, during delivery, the number of placenta must be counted. Generally, after the fetus is delivered, it is discharged and eaten by the female cat. If the placenta does not fall, the consequences will be serious. If not discovered and dealt with in time, it may infect, corrupt, and even endanger the life of the female cat.

　Third, when a female cat gives birth, there will be a small amount of bleeding. If bright red excrement flows out of the vagina after delivery, it indicates that the birth canal will be bleeding. At this time, you should use defat cotton to plug the vagina and send it to the pet hospital (or veterinary station) for diagnosis and treatment.