The reasons why cats still bleed after giving birth to kittens:

1. A small amount of short-term bleeding in a cat after giving birth is usually postpartum lochia. The bleeding will last for about three or four days. You can take 1/4 tablet orally. Norfloxacin capsules (only need to be given once) to avoid inflammation.

2. If the cat still bleeds after a few days of giving birth, it may be that the cat still has unexpelled placenta. It is recommended to send the cat to the hospital directly for treatment

3. If the cat still bleeds after a few days of giving birth, the cat may still bleed after a few days of birth. It may be that you used too much force during delivery, causing tears and bleeding. At this time, the wound must be treated in time.

Note: If a pet bleeds continuously, one drop after another, it is abnormal, and you must go to the pet hospital immediately for examination and treatment.

Pay attention to the care of cats after delivery:

1. Use more protein, fat, vitamins and minerals (such as fish soup, chicken soup, milk and Soy milk) to feed the female cat, and make sure to provide the female cat with enough clean drinking water.

2. Since the kittens of the mother cat will lose a lot of calcium from the milk, additional calcium tablets should be added to the mother cat to meet its needs.

3. The eating utensils and other utensils of female cats after giving birth should be disinfected frequently to maintain environmental hygiene and reduce the breeding of bacteria.

4. No need to clean the newborn litter box. Because the mother cat will actively lick the fetal fluid of the kitten and eat the meconium excreted by the kitten.

5. After the kittens are born, please do not move things around them at will, otherwise they will be easily disturbed and cause the mother cat and the kittens to "move together".

6. Pay attention to whether the female cat can breastfeed. If the female cat leaves the birthing box for a long time after giving birth, or if the kittens bark for a long time, it may be a sign that the female cat is nursing or is sick.

7. Female cats identify their kittens through smell. If a kitten has a special odor, even if it is natural, it will be chased away or removed from the nest. In severe cases, it will be killed. Therefore, it is strictly forbidden to remove kittens from the birthing box within half a month after delivery.