The miscarriage of female cats needs to be dealt with accordingly according to the time of pregnancy: First, the miscarriage occurs soon after pregnancy, and the pet owner is generally not aware of it. At this time, the cat’s vagina will occasionally flow out red secretions, and most of the embryos will also be The mother's body absorbs it, so the pet owner does not need to worry; secondly, if she miscarries after one month of pregnancy, the female cat will have abdominal pain and a large amount of red secretion from the vagina. The pet owner needs to take the cat to the hospital to check whether all the stillborn fetuses have been expelled from the body. Afterwards, the cat can be given The cat should be fed some anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent uterine inflammation. In addition, attention should be paid to keeping warm and supplementing nutrients. Third, if the cat is about to give birth and there is a stillbirth in the uterus, the owner needs to let the cat expel the live fetus first, and then inject oxytocin to help The cat will expel the stillborn fetus and feed some anti-inflammatory drugs every day to avoid pyometra. Of course, these are best done under the guidance of or by a pet doctor.