The last bit of cat poop is bloody
Shiting in clinical terms refers to defecation. The last bit of blood in a cat's defecation is considered to be caused by foreign body scratches, food intoleran...
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Cat vomits yellow water with foam
Cats vomiting yellow water with foam are considered to be caused by long-term hunger, ingestion of foreign bodies, hairball disease, gastritis, pancreatitis, fe...
What exactly does hair removal cream do?
After all, the function of hair reducing cream is to help the hair balls in the body to be discharged, which can have a lubricating effect, protect the gastroin...
Is it useful to take probiotics for cats with vomiting?
Whether it is useful to take probiotics for cats with vomiting needs to be judged based on the specific situation. If the vomiting is caused by gastrointestinal...
Cat vomits transparent viscous liquid
Cats vomiting transparent viscous liquid are considered to be caused by indigestion, parasitic infection, hairball syndrome, gastroenteritis, feline distemper,...
The cat's limbs are weak and the whole body is limp
The cat's weakness in limbs and body is considered to be caused by calcium deficiency, cold, anemia, diabetes, osteoarthritis, myasthenia gravis, etc., and need...
What happened if the cat vomited in the middle of the night?
Cats vomiting in the middle of the night may be caused by overfeeding, food allergies, parasitic infections, hairballs, gastritis, gastric ulcers, etc. First of...
The cat doesn’t poop but is in good spirits
Clinically, pooping refers to defecation. If a cat does not defecate but is in good spirits, it may be caused by insufficient food intake, lack of exercise, ind...
What does it look like when a hen squats on the belly of a cat?
Cat-transmitted abdominal disease refers to feline infectious peritonitis. Feline infectious peritonitis is caused by hens squatting mainly due to abdominal dis...
Kitten is active but sneezes
Kittens are very active, but sneezing may be caused by irritating odors, bacterial colds, influenza, pneumonia, feline nasal congestion, etc. First of all, if i...
Can cats eat cream?
Under normal circumstances, cats cannot eat cream. Cream is generally made from eggs or milk, or animal fat. It contains high sugar content and is not suitable...
Can cat constipation heal on its own?
Whether a cat's constipation can heal itself needs to be judged based on the specific situation. If it is caused by unhealthy eating habits and insufficient wat...
The cat’s meow is hoarse and very small
Cat's hoarse meowing is considered to be caused by less water intake, foreign bodies stuck in the throat, pharyngitis, laryngitis, tracheitis, pneumonia and oth...
What happens when a cat twitches?
Cat convulsions may be caused by dreaming, calcium deficiency, encephalitis, toxoplasmosis, epilepsy, poisoning, etc. First of all, if the convulsions are just...
Cat suddenly has one eye red and swollen
Sudden redness and swelling of a cat's single eye may be caused by foreign body stimulation, trauma, conjunctivitis, keratitis, feline nasal branch, etc. It nee...
Black scab-like thing on cat’s mouth
The black scab-like thing around the cat's mouth may be caused by food residue, trauma, stomatitis, folliculitis, cat ringworm, etc., and needs to be improved t...
The kitten has hard bumps on its head
Hard pimples on kittens' heads may be caused by mosquito bites, bumps, boils, cat ringworm, sebaceous cysts, etc. They need to be improved through general treat...
Symptoms of Chlamydia Infection in Cats
Symptoms of feline chlamydial infection include fever, lethargy, difficulty swallowing, cough, increased eye secretions, blepharospasm, conjunctival congestion,...
In vitro deworming poisoning reaction in cats
The reactions of external deworming poisoning in cats include drooling, loss of appetite, diarrhea, weight loss, foaming at the mouth, etc. External deworming d...
The cat can't open one eye
A cat that cannot open one eye may be caused by scratches, improper diet, excessive tear stains, eye inflammation, damage to the canthus, damage to the retina,...
Kitten has no blood in her stool but there is blood in her anus
Clinically, stool refers to feces. There is no blood in kitten feces but there is blood in the anus. It is considered to be caused by constipation, trauma, inte...
Kittens don’t poop, only pee
Shiting refers to defecation, and peeing inside refers to urination. If a kitten does not defecate and only urinates, it may be caused by less food intake, less...
Cat’s nose is sometimes red and sometimes white
The cat's nose is sometimes red and sometimes white, which may be caused by weather changes, fright, lack of trace elements, trauma, anemia, etc. It needs to be...
What does it mean when a cat is extremely excited?
A cat's abnormal excitement does not mean anything. It may be caused by estrus, smelling a special smell, self-pleasure, hunting behavior, curiosity, energy con...
It is normal for cats to sneeze and shed tears when eating and drinking.
Cats that eat and drink normally but sneeze and shed tears are considered to be caused by foreign body irritation, allergies, colds, nasal congestion, etc., and...
When should newborn kittens be vaccinated?
Vaccination refers to injection. Newly born kittens are vaccinated at two months. Kittens usually cannot be vaccinated too early because the body is not fully d...
How many months does a kitten take to become an adult cat?
Under normal circumstances, a kitten is considered an adult cat when it is 12 to 15 months old. Kittens of different breeds have different adult times. Kittens...
What causes cats to have a big belly?
Belly refers to the abdomen. A large abdomen in cats may be caused by overeating, pregnancy, indigestion, feline infectious peritonitis, intestinal obstruction,...
How old is a Ragdoll cat before it can take a bath?
Ragdoll cats can generally take a bath when they are 3 months old, which is one week after vaccination. Ragdoll cats are a common breed. They have not been vacc...
Is it normal for a cat not to poop for three days?
Shiting refers to defecation. It is generally not normal for cats not to defecate for three days. Under normal circumstances, cats will defecate once to three t...