The cat ate food rich in milk:
1. You can feed the mother cat protein-rich soups, such as crucian carp soup, to increase milk production. Use 100 to 150 grams of small crucian carp to make soup, and feed it to the mother cat in two meals for one week.
2. Mash 100 to 150 grams of dried shrimp into a paste, add water and cook, then add 50 grams of rice wine. Feed this to the mother cat once a day for 3 to 5 days.
3. Feed the mother cat cow's milk, goat's milk, or eggs, mixed with water or soy milk to make a thin paste.
4. Female cats can also eat chicken soup, pig's trotter and peanut or soybean soup, and lamb rib soup to increase milk production.
5. You can buy a Chinese herb called Tongcao (tetrapanax papyriferus). Each time, add about 10 pieces and simmer them with pig's trotters or crucian carp for a very good effect. A soup made with Tongcao and ox nose is even more effective. However, you shouldn't eat too much pig's trotters, chicken, or lamb chops, as they are quite oily; focus on drinking the soup. Also, don't drink too much soup, otherwise the high fat content can affect your digestive system. 
Dietary precautions for nursing cats:
1. Choose nutritious cat food and meat. The nutritional needs of a lactating mother cat are different from those of a kitten at other times, so do not feed your cat only one type of cat food. Pet owners can choose cat food specifically designed for pregnant cats, or nutritionally balanced organic cat food, etc.
2. Give your cat a suitable amount of blood-nourishing paste. You can mix it into their food or place it on their nose for them to lick. Once your cat's condition improves, you can stop feeding them this paste.
3. Feed your cat appropriate amounts of vegetables and fruits. The vitamins in vegetables and fruits are essential nutrients that nursing mother cats need. You can buy some carrots, strawberries, bananas, etc., and make them into fruit puree or fruit juice for your cat to eat at home. You can also mix them into cat food.
