Russian Blue Cat

　　If a small amount of short-term bleeding is observed after a cat gives birth, it is considered normal. However, if the bleeding continues non-stop without signs of stopping, it is abnormal. Postpartum bleeding in cats can range from minor to severe; once abnormal bleeding is identified, timely veterinary consultation is necessary to prevent more dangerous conditions.

　　After the cat successfully gives birth, the owner must not relax but closely monitor every movement and physical change for a period. Once abnormal bleeding is noticed, the veterinarian should be contacted immediately, with detailed descriptions of the observed condition to facilitate further guidance.

　　For example, if the cat exhibits whitening of the oral or eye membranes, rapid breathing, shock, body cooling, or uncontrollable vaginal bleeding after birth, these signs should raise concern.

　　Severe postpartum bleeding can endanger the mother cat’s life; therefore, care after birth must not be taken lightly. Giving birth is a very significant event for a mother cat, exhausting her energy and strength. Any unexpected event post-birth can lead to serious consequences. As owners, it is essential to read relevant information and prepare thoroughly before the mother cat gives birth. (Source：PetsZone)