A stray tabby cat got pregnant and actually asked me to deliver its baby. (1)

A stray tabby cat got pregnant and actually asked me to deliver its baby. (1)

How powerful is that? Too powerful. A stray tabby cat got pregnant and actually asked me to deliver its baby. Last Sunday, I was weeding in the garden and it ran up to me, squatted, and meowed from time to time. It doesn’t usually meow. I knew it was pregnant and its belly was quite big, but I didn’t expect it to give birth in front of me. Aren’t cats supposed to give birth in hiding from people? Oh my god, its water broke. I was shocked when I saw it. It tried to give birth on the dirt in the garden. I quickly found a box and put a piece of clothing in it. I pointed at the box and said to it, “Go in and give birth here.” It lifted its legs and went in, lying down, and soon gave birth to the first baby. It

was a little tired, so it rested for a while, stretched its head to lick the baby’s clothes, and about 5 minutes later, the second baby came out.

The little guy was panting, and a bubble of snot came out of his nose. The second one looks just like it, with strong genes. The first one has already started to look for milk, with its little head poking everywhere. The mother cat ate the placenta of the two cubs and lay down to wait for the third baby. I also gave it an abdominal massage and felt the continuous fetal movement. After more than ten minutes, the third baby came out.

It is really a mother’s nature to love children, regardless of race.

A friend brought goat milk and cat food, and it ate while giving birth to replenish its energy.

A total of five babies were born, all of which were safe. It was dark after the birth. There was a heavy rain on the second day, and we found a safe place for it to have a good confinement.

The baby on the second day was obviously grown up!

So, is Lihua powerful? It makes a living by being cute, and there are many people who feed it. It will also find someone to deliver the baby and serve the confinement.

I even drew a picture of it…

————— ————It has been 8 days since it gave birth. It moved house and hid the baby. It didn’t tell me where it hid. I missed the five cubs very much. A few days ago, I was able to serve it during the confinement period. It fed milk and I fed it. It

is extremely well-behaved and can rub even when feeding.

We moved last Thursday. It comes out to see me during the day. Last Friday, it came to discuss with me whether it could move to my studio. I didn’t agree to it because there are people coming and going here, and it is not suitable for it to stay in confinement after childbirth.

Just now, it came out to patrol its territory, eat the food fed to it, and then, leaving the baby behind, it was a cat basking in the sun, very lazy.

——————————————————————A few friends asked me how the cat discussed with me about moving to live with me. Here are all the answers: My studio is open, and it took the opportunity to stroll in, and then went straight to a corner, squatted there, staring at the corner, motionless. I walked over and told it that you can’t live here, because there are people coming and going here every day, and it is not convenient for you to stay in confinement after childbirth. You should go back to see your baby soon. It probably understood and left.

My friend, I have answered your question here.

This cat often sneaks into my studio. When I paint, it sits on my chair, facing the air conditioner, and can sleep for the whole afternoon. Sometimes it meows and sleeps in my greenhouse, wrapped in my scarf, from afternoon to dark.