Yellow fluid discharge from the cat's lower body may be the release of cervical and uterine fluid, which usually occurs before or during the birth process. This phenomenon is called "water in the water".
Generally speaking, the timing of litter discharge may vary depending on individual cats, but it usually begins 12 to 24 hours before delivery and continues until the end of delivery. The discharge of yellow fluid is a normal physiological phenomenon and helps soften the cervix and prepare the birth canal for smooth delivery.
However, if your cat has passed the expected delivery time and is still bleeding yellow fluid but there are no other signs that labor is about to occur, or the cat has other abnormal symptoms (such as difficulty breathing, pain when holding the head, etc.), then it is recommended to consult a veterinarian as soon as possible for further treatment examination and diagnosis.
It is important to keep observing and monitoring your cat's behavior and body condition to ensure she is receiving appropriate support and care during labor. If you have any concerns or questions it is best to seek professional advice from your veterinarian.
