Cat depression care matters:

1. See a doctor and consider taking medication if necessary. Medication is often considered a last resort for treating depression in cats because the possible side effects can be severe.

2. As an owner, you must choose to spend more time with your cat. For example, you can gently stroke the cat’s head, and then prepare more cat food for the cat, or prepare some food that the cat likes. Toys allow cats to gradually relax their vigilance and become familiar with the environment in which they live.

3. In order to alleviate the cat’s depression, you must have more contact with the cat, play with the cat, and take the cat out to contact nature in your spare time. If the kitten will have With a relaxed mood, you can naturally gradually restore your mental state.

4. When the cat has not let down its guard and is still resistant to the surrounding environment and people, do not bathe the cat to avoid frightening the cat again and aggravating the symptoms of depression.

Symptoms of depression in cats:

1. Frequent licking and licking. A cat's gentle licking is pure cleaning. However, if the cat keeps licking at one part for a long time, quite hard, and continues to lick itself until it is bald, it may be stressed. Stress can cause mental problems in cats. The greater the stress, the more neurotic the cat becomes.

2. The cat has abnormal urination. Parents should pay attention to cats if they have symptoms of frequent urination, discomfort, or bloody urine. Abnormal urination in cats is often the result of stress.

3. When a cat suffers from depression, its personality will change drastically, and it will also become angry easily. In the process of teasing the cat, it may make it unhappy and even claw it out. Hurtful.