1. Vomiting and diarrhea: Frequent vomiting and diarrhea may be symptoms of digestive system problems, which may be caused by infection, food allergy or other diseases. If the cat continues to vomit or diarrhea, seek medical attention as soon as possible. The shovel officers can judge whether the cat vomits seriously according to the description in the picture ~ (My family can taste probiotics for mild diarrhea and vomiting. Jarrow Brady probiotics are recommended here, which are universal for people and pets ~ and the effect is very good.
2. Failure to eat or loss of appetite: Sudden failure to eat or obvious loss of appetite may be a manifestation of a cat's illness. If the cat doesn't eat for more than 24 hours, please see a doctor immediately ~ My cat had trichomoniasis before. The early symptoms were eating less frequently, and there was blood in the stool, which really scared me to death. I went to the hospital immediately and the doctor prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs. Everyone must pay more attention to cat droppings. If it is thin or bloody, please see a doctor immediately!
3. Dyspnea: Shortness of breath, wheezing or coughing may be symptoms of respiratory problems, which may be caused by infection, airway obstruction or other diseases. If the cat has difficulty breathing, it should seek medical attention immediately. At that time, my cat just couldn't breathe well, and it was really scary to breathe badly. When the shovel officer finds that something is wrong with the cat, please go to the doctor immediately.
4. Frequent sleep and reduced activity: Abnormal lethargy, dullness and reduced activity may be symptoms of cat discomfort. If the cat is lazy for no obvious reason, you should pay attention to whether it is sick. It should be noted that cats over the age of five must have a physical examination once a year! In particular, it is necessary to check the heart and urine routine. Generally, when a cat is five years old, there are potential risks in the heart and kidneys. Be sure to have a physical examination and be responsible for yourself and the cat ~
5. lick your body or scratch your ears often: excessive licking your body or scratching your ears may be a symptom of skin problems or infections. If the cat licks or scratches its ears frequently, it is necessary to check whether there is anything abnormal.
Note: 1) Here, if you have any skin problems, you can give the masters a medicated bath. My cat's previous rash was cured by medicated bath. Recommend DcVet medicated bath! 2) Ear mites. If cats often scratch their ears and shake their heads hard, it may be caused by ear mites. Buy ear wash water for cats twice a week. If it still doesn't work, see a doctor in time ~ wash your ears and recommend Vic! 3) parasites, cats often scratch their bodies or feel soft, so consider the problem of parasites. Open inside every 3 months and open outside every 2 months! Recommend big pets and sea music seedlings ~
6. Abnormal eyes and nose: Tears, red eyes, increased secretions or dry nose may be symptoms of eye and respiratory problems.
Note: 1) If the cat's eyes and nose are abnormal, you can keep virus test paper at home at any time to preliminarily judge what viruses the cat has, and you can detect viruses such as nasal branches, herpes virus and chlamydia. In this way, you can save the high cost of testing in the pet hospital, and you must consult the veterinarian directly to remedy it. 2) Conjunctivitis, red eye and tears may also be caused by conjunctivitis. Please seek medical attention as soon as possible, which will seriously blind the cat! 3) Catch a cold, because the chances of catching a cold will increase in different seasons. I suggest that all cat families should always keep SUNOL. If they have symptoms of sneezing or coughing, they should go to the hospital immediately to check whether they have a cold. If they catch a cold, they can feed SUNOL directly. Most hospitals will also open SUNOL, but it will be very cheap to buy it yourself ~
If you find that the cat shows the above abnormal behavior or symptoms, it is recommended to seek medical advice as soon as possible. Seeking the help of veterinarians can diagnose and treat diseases as soon as possible and ensure that cats get timely and effective medical care. In addition, keeping cats healthy, conducting regular veterinary physical examination and providing proper food and environment are all helpful to prevent and reduce the occurrence of diseases.