Pregnant cats will have many signs before giving birth. When the owner finds red secretion flowing out of the vagina of the pregnant cat, there is no need to panic. This is a normal manifestation of the pregnant cat before giving birth. The owner can do the follow-up delivery work.

Two to 12 hours before delivery, the cervix of pregnant cats begins to become loose and soft. At the same time, the cervix expands to adapt to the passage of the fetus. The vagina, vestibule and vulva also become loose and soft, and they also secrete water. Like clear mucus, accompanied by a small amount of bleeding. When this mucus mixed with a small amount of blood flows out of the vulva, it becomes the red discharge you see. These secretions are present throughout the birth canal and play a role in lubricating the birth canal, making the delivery process smoother. So when the owner sees these red secretions, there is no need to be nervous, and there is no need to wipe it off or deal with it deliberately.

The flow of red secretions means that the pregnant cat is about to give birth. The owner needs to let the pregnant cat lie in the birthing den prepared in advance, give it sufficient food and water, soothe its nervous mood, and let the pregnant cat rest. Cats can give birth smoothly, especially female cats that are pregnant for the first time. The entire delivery process will be relatively long. It is best for the owner to be patient and watch over the pregnant cat at all times and provide help to the pregnant cat at any time.