When cats get sick, some of their diseases are sudden, so they may die within a few hours. For example, many cats may die unexpectedly because of sudden diseases such as myocardial infarction, heart failure and poisoning.
In addition, many diseases may also lead to sudden death of cats, such as obesity, diabetes, lipid metabolism disorder, renal failure, pneumonia and so on. If there is any abnormality in our cat, we should consult the nearby veterinarian as soon as possible to ensure that its condition is treated in time.
2. Nutrition problems
Nutritional problems can also easily lead to sudden death of cats, such as short-term fasting or years of malnutrition. If the owner does not notice that the cat is in urgent need of food or lacks some necessary nutrition, it is likely to lead to the sudden death of the cat.
At the same time, eating raw eggs, milk and other human foods may lead to diarrhea and vomiting of cats, and may also lead to sudden death of cats.
3. Age problem
The life span of cats is generally short, and the average life span is about 12- 15 years. Older cats are more prone to sudden illness. These diseases include cancer, liver failure, heart disease and renal failure. As cats get older, the possibility of these diseases is also increasing.
At present, there is no effective way to limit the life of pet cats. If the cat has gone through many stages of life, we should pay more attention to its maintenance and health, and pay attention to its physical changes at any time.
4. External factors
In addition to the above factors, indoor or outdoor environment may lead to the death of cats. Indoor cats may suffocate by eating wool, plastic bags and other objects by mistake. Cats outdoors may be attacked by other animals or have traffic accidents.
In order to ensure the safety of cats, owners should pay attention to their daily behavior and provide them with adequate safety protection to avoid unnecessary harm.