How can I help my cat who has lost her kittens?

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Mojo jojo Icon representing the flag French

Hi everyone,

My cat recently had her first litter, but sadly, all the kittens passed away just a few days after they were born.

Since then, she’s obviously been feeling a bit lost and confused. She’s even started sleeping in her litter tray, which I imagine is because she’s so stressed.

Is there anything I can do to help her feel better?

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    Esperance Icon representing the flag French

    Hi, my cat lost her kittens two days ago and she’s still producing milk. What should I do to help relieve the discomfort in her teats?

    You should speak to a vet about getting some medication to dry up her milk.

    There are some natural methods (I’ve just been reading about them), but I’m not sure how reliable the advice is.

    https://monvet.com/fr/fiche-informative/215/montee-de-lait-chez-la-chatte

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    Melanie cnds Icon representing the flag French
    Hi everyone, my cat lost her kittens two days ago and she’s still producing milk. What can I do to help relieve her sore teats?
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    Blue_Cat
    Blue_cat Icon representing the flag French

    Evening,

    Getting her spayed is the best thing you can do for her. There’s no reason to delay; you can get it done straight away.

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