If a mother cat suddenly does not eat or drink for a month after giving birth, she needs to adjust her diet or feed her cat with gastric power to help her improve. Cats need more nutrition after giving birth. Pay attention to a balanced nutritional mix in feeding. You can prepare food for your cat that is high in protein, well digested and easily absorbed, such as fish soup, which can help the mother cat to give milk. You can also mix some of the food that cats normally like to eat with the food. In addition, the cat’s body is weaker after birth, which may make the body lack digestive enzymes, so it is not interested in food. The owner can appropriately supplement the cat with some digestive enzymes or gastric power, which will help the cat’s digestion. If the mother cat’s condition is serious, she needs to be taken to the vet for consultation.
