What to do if a pregnant cat has a fever? Cats are one of the favorite pets of many families, but during a cat's pregnancy, the owner needs to pay more attention to its diet and health.

What should the owner deal with if the cat has a fever during pregnancy?  

1. Observe the symptoms of a cat's fever usually occurs when the body temperature rises beyond the normal temperature (the normal temperature of the cat is 38-39℃), the hair becomes scattered, the appetite decreases, and sometimes symptoms such as shortness of breath, cough, and runny nose are present.

When a cat is found to have these symptoms, the owner should take the cat to the hospital for diagnosis as soon as possible.

2. Give appropriate drugs The doctor will conduct relevant examinations and recommend the use of appropriate drugs, such as antibiotics, antipyretics, etc.

However, it is not recommended to buy medicines for cats at will, otherwise it may aggravate symptoms, cause side effects, and may even lead to serious consequences such as miscarriage in cats.

3. Give appropriate food and rest During a cat's fever, it is necessary to provide it with appropriate amounts of food and ensure that it has sufficient rest.

If a cat has a decreased appetite, under the guidance of a doctor, cat food or canned cats can be added to it to enhance its nutrition.

In addition, it can also provide a warm and quiet environment for cats to reduce their stimulation from the outside world.

4. Pay attention to disease prevention fences. Pregnant cats must not obtain vaccines containing viruses, so pathogens must be avoided as much as possible. The best way to do this is to isolate them in a dry, warm, comfortable and sanitary room, prevent contact with other pets such as cats and dogs, and avoid potential disease risks.

In short, during the pregnancy, you should maintain close relationships with the cat and check the cat's health regularly.

If a fever occurs, attention should be paid and measures should be taken to protect their health.

Good care and support can help your cat survive pregnancy safely in a healthy and welcoming environment.