How to help your Lactating Cat? II

As we saw earlier, the lactation process it is very important for the development of newborns. Their development, health and vitality will depend on a good diet, so we must remain vigilant in the event of any inconvenience that may arise during this process.

There are 3 problems affecting breastfeeding of these pets:

• Lack of milkAlso known as agalactia, which occurs when the mother's mammary glands do not produce milk. We must remain vigilant because if newborns are not fed they could die of hunger. Faced with this first problem in breastfeeding, bottle-feeding is important, we must be the one to feed the young with the help of a bottle until the problem is solved or until the animals can be fed solid food.

• Lactation depressionAlso known as dysgalactia, it is the most common problem during breastfeeding. Although the mammary glands make milk, they do not make enough to meet the needs of your children. If you begin to notice that some cats are plump than others, it may be a sign that they are getting more milk, leaving others without food. It is important to monitor kittens for weight gains and behavior to help everyone get the same amount of food.
• Deficient milk: This problem in lactation occurs when the milk secreted by the mother's mammary gland is sufficient but lacks the necessary nutrients for her children to develop correctly.

If you begin to notice any of the problems listed above, it is important that you visit your veterinarian to stay on top of the situation and determine the treatment or process to follow.

Similarly, there are natural ingredients and homeopathic remedies that can help restore balance in lactation and stimulate milk production.

For example, goat's rue is a recommended herb that helps promote milk production while increasing the steady flow of milk.