Restlessness: Cats may become restless before giving birth, frequently looking for a quiet, comfortable place to prepare for the birth. They may pace back and forth across the room or walk in circles in a particular area. Nest-making behavior: Cats will begin to look for a suitable delivery room and exhibit nest-making behaviors, such as scratching the ground with their claws, tidying up mats or cartons, etc. Decreased appetite: Some cats will experience a decrease in appetite before giving birth, and may even refuse to eat or drink. |
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