The cat’s stomach keeps growling. Stress may be the first trigger. If the cat is in a state of stress, it is likely to have a stress reaction, leading to the production of intestinal sounds. At this time, the cat needs to be comforted, so that I won't be so nervous. The second is indigestion. If a cat eats a lot of food, causing food accumulation in the gastrointestinal tract, it will also purr all the time. You can take probiotics to regulate the cat and promote digestion. ​​​​​​

Or cats may purr in comfort and sleep, which is normal. Finally the cat's stomach keeps growling because it is happy and it purrs when it is happy. This is also to show love to the owner and show that the owner's behavior at this time is to make the cat happy.

When a cat’s belly keeps growling and the cat has other symptoms, the owner needs to pay attention! If a cat comes to a new environment and is not used to it, it may have rumbling or diarrhea. This situation requires us to fully communicate with the cat, not only to pet it, but also to let it know that it is safe.

When feeding your cat, eat a small amount of food. Eating too much food can cause a lot of stress on your cat's stomach. Typically, a cat's stomach will become upset and growl. Severe cases may cause gastrointestinal inflammation in cats. If the cat eats the wrong thing, or if it is nervous, it will cause the cat to rumble, mainly due to indigestion, so we must feed the cat the same food instead of always scaring the cat.