1. Cats are relatively cold. When the weather is cold, cats will shake to promote blood circulation. This is an instinctive reaction of animals to prevent themselves from hypothermia. Cats are very sensitive to changes in temperature, so sometimes they will shiver when they feel cold.

2. Epilepsy. Cats may suffer from epilepsy and may also exhibit trembling behavior, which the cat cannot control.

3. Pain. Cats will also tremble when they feel pain. This is because the body trembles involuntarily due to the disease.

How to take care of a sick cat:

1. When you find something abnormal in your cat, you should go to the pet hospital in time and do not give the cat random medicine.

2. Cats after illness are generally weak. It is necessary to reduce the activities of the sick cat as much as possible, place the sick cat in a comfortable, warm (or cool), quiet place, and let it fully rest to reduce the risk of It consumes, maintains physical strength and enhances resistance to disease.

3. Most cats’ digestive functions will be affected after they become sick, showing gastrointestinal problems such as loss of appetite and poor digestion. If easy-to-digest, nutritious food, especially adequate drinking water, is not provided in a timely manner, the cat may become increasingly weak.