Common diseases in cats:

1. Cat moss. Causes: Generally caused by fungal infection. Allergies, poor physical fitness of cats, and infections from other cats can all cause cat moss. Symptoms: The most common locations are ears, chin, and tail. In the early stage, small round moss spots will appear, hair will fall off, and there will be dry dandruff on the surface. In severe cases, skin ulcers and large-area alopecia areata will occur. In the later stage, it will gradually spread. to the whole body.

2. The cat has soft stool. Causes: indigestion, gastroenteritis, environmental changes, food changes. Symptoms: Brown or yellow unshaped stool.

3. The cat has a black chin. Causes: hormone secretion imbalance, fungal infection, unclean rice bowl. Symptoms: There are many small black spots on the chin. In severe cases, there will be a black discharge, and the chin will be hairless, red and swollen.

4. Cat tears. Causes: excessive heat, greasy cat food, and eating salty food. Symptoms: Increased eye feces and dark brown discharge from the corners of the eyes.

5. Cat ear mites. Causes: Cats have poor immunity, incomplete environmental disinfection, and other pets are infected. Symptoms: The cat frequently scratches and flicks its ears, there is a large amount of brown discharge in the ear canal, and the ear canal is red and swollen.

6. The cat has a cold. Causes: Cats catch cold while bathing, weather changes. Symptoms: loss of appetite, sneezing, runny nose, fever, listlessness.

7. Cat parasites. Causes: Cats roam free, drink raw water, eat raw meat, and are infected by other pets. Symptoms: Cats experience vomiting, bloody stools, vomiting blood, weight loss, and loss of appetite.

Prevention of common cat diseases:

There are many types of cat diseases, so the preventive measures for each disease are also different. If it is necessary to prevent infectious diseases, it is recommended that the owner vaccinate the cat regularly and try to avoid letting the cat come into contact with sick animals; if it is to prevent parasitic diseases, it is necessary to deworm the cat regularly and keep the home environment clean Disinfection; if it is to prevent colds, you need to improve the cat’s immunity and take timely measures to keep the cat warm or cool down.