Cats can eat pears during lactation. Pears are rich in vitamins and trace elements, which can supplement some of the nutrients needed by cats. Moreover, pears have a high water content, so they can replenish moisture for cats. However, because cats’ gastrointestinal digestive function is weak, they should not feed too many pears and pear peels to prevent cats from indigestion. And do not give pear cores to cats. The anthocyanins in pear cores can cause poisoning to cats. It is recommended that cat owners should not feed large amounts of pears to cats during lactation period, but should mainly feed lactation cat food.

Precautions for cats during lactation:

1. Keep quiet and safe: Big cats may be nervous after giving birth, so you should pet her more and accompany her. Kittens Before the full moon is gone, no strangers are allowed to come to the house to avoid causing the mother cat's nervousness.

2. Keep it clean and tidy: The blankets placed under the mother cat and kittens need to be cleaned regularly and kept dry and clean to avoid the breeding of bacteria.

3. Pay attention to heat preservation: Even in summer, you must pay attention to heat preservation. The house must be ventilated, but there should be no direct draft in the cat's nest. Do not turn on the air conditioner in the room where the cat's nest is located. One reason is that low temperatures make it easy to catch a cold, and the other reason is that some cats are allergic to refrigerants and the like. In winter, if the floor heating is used, do not place the blanket directly on the ground to prevent catching fire.

4. Female cats cannot take baths or take medicine during lactation.