Causes of cat odor:

1. Whether the cat’s ear canal is clean. If there is a large amount of dark discharge, the cat may be suffering from ear mites, Malassezia, ear diseases and other diseases.

2. The cat hasn’t been bathed for too long. Contaminated with other unclean things, or the smell emitted by stepping on feces.

3. If you don’t pay attention to cleaning the cat’s mouth, the bacteria in the mouth can induce periodontitis, gingivitis and other diseases, so the cat’s mouth will emit an unpleasant odor.

4. If there is a problem with the cat's skin, check the cat's hair and see if the skin color is normal and whether there are black spots. If there are parasites, there may be parasites.

5. If there is nothing wrong with the whole body, then look at the anal glands. Don’t think that only dogs have anal glands. Cats also need to express their anal glands regularly. If you often bathe your cat at home, you should pay attention to this issue.

6. Male cats will have a relatively strong body odor when they are in estrus. For cats, this is their way of attracting the opposite sex.

How to remove cat body odor:

1. To keep the cat in a fixed place, the owner should also remove the excrement in the cat litter box in time and keep the cat litter. Basin cleaning.

2. Groom the cat's hair regularly every day, bathe regularly, and keep the cat's hair clean and dry.

3. Clean the cat’s ears. Earwax in the ears is the reason why the cat’s body stinks. Use a brush or ear pick to remove any dirt from the ears, and then clean them with a cotton ball dipped in saline.

4. Conduct regular physical examinations on the cat. The cat may be sick. In this case, it needs to be sent to a pet hospital for treatment.