How to help a cat give birth #shorts #youtubeshorts

If your cat is pregnant, there are several things you can do to get ready for the big day and make it go as smoothly as possible. Firstly, your pregnant cat should have a room or at least a substantial space to herself. She's likely to be a bit aggressive, too, so it's recommended to keep her away from children.

Once labor begins, your cat will start to cry and sound distressed but don't worry. This is a perfectly normal response. The important thing is not to fuss over her. Cats are always very independent, no less so when they are in labor.

You can expect your cat to produce a kitten every ten minutes to an hour. The only thing to look out for is if your cat has gone into labor and has not produced the first kitten after a couple of hours. In that circumstance, you may want to call a vet.