The main manifestations of post-holiday syndrome in cats are anorexia, picky eating, depression, etc., and the treatment method in pet medicine is called "tightening the heart." The owner needs to know how to deal with this situation.

Cats’ picky eating and anorexia are caused by unhealthy and irregular diet during the holidays. Although cats who are picky eaters are in good spirits, they are picky about their food. Cats with anorexia not only fail to take the initiative to eat, but also suffer from listlessness, vomiting and diarrhea. ​​​​​​

The best way to solve the problem is to give the cat some gastrointestinal conditioning medicine, such as lactase, Jianweixiaoshi tablets, etc. Supplementing appropriate amounts of vitamins, such as vitamin B and vitamin C tablets, can also help cats regulate their digestive system. Feed the cat some soft and light food, and use medicine and dietary therapy to regulate the cat's gastrointestinal tract until the cat can take the initiative to eat normally.

If a cat suffers from depression after the holidays, the owner should start treating it from the perspective of the cat’s mentality. During holidays, owners have long leisure time and can play with cats every day. Once the owner returns to work and returns to normal work, the cat will feel a sense of loss and feel unhappiness. Cats who are depressed may suffer from post-holiday depression.

To treat post-holiday depression in cats, the owner also needs to give the cat more relationship and care, so as not to cause a huge psychological gap to the cat. After work, you should accompany the cat, stroke and hug it, so that the cat can feel the care and love of the owner during the festival, and make up for the cat's psychological regrets and disappointments.

Of course, to avoid post-holiday cat syndrome, owners should not pet their cats excessively during the holidays. They should get along with their cats as usual, eat normally, live a normal life, and communicate with each other to prevent cats from suffering from post-holiday syndrome. Postpartum syndrome.