Cats can receive uterine contraction injections in these two situations. When the cat is giving birth, after giving birth to several kittens, there are no kittens in the belly, only the placenta has not been excreted, and when the cat is giving birth, the baby is There are several cats and kittens in the belly, and the mother cat is unable to give birth.

When does a cat need a uterine injection?

Pregnant cat uterine contraction injection is an injection used to induce labor when a cat is giving birth. It can be injected according to the specific conditions of the cat's delivery.

When a cat is giving birth, after giving birth to several kittens, there are no kittens in the belly and only the placenta has not been discharged. You can inject a uterine contraction needle to accelerate uterine contraction and promote the discharge of the placenta.

When a cat gives birth to several cats, there are still kittens in the belly, and the mother cat is unable to give birth. Oxytocin can be injected to promote uterine contraction, accelerate the expulsion of the fetus and placenta, and prevent fetal asphyxia.

Oxytocin for cats is not recommended for animal owners to inject themselves at home. If the cat’s amniotic fluid breaks during delivery and no fetus is delivered two hours later, it is recommended to take the cat to a pet hospital for an abdominal B-ultrasound examination. If the fetal heart rate is less than two hours, Yes, a caesarean section is recommended.