Changing cat food, environment, being frightened, deworming, vaccinations, etc. will all cause cats to have stress reactions. Some cats will show severe symptoms, and some cats will show small symptoms. The main symptoms are vomiting, loose stools, and loose stools. When this kind of problem occurs, it is best for parents not to use drugs on their cats first. Instead, use probiotics to condition the cat, observe it for a period of time to see if the problem is relieved, and then decide whether to treat the cat with drugs. So what does a cat’s stress response look like? What should we do if it occurs?

What does a cat’s stress response look like?

Three-month-old cats should pay attention to the dietary rules when eating dry cat food. Feed one meal in the morning and one meal in the evening, or feed them one meal in the morning, noon and evening. Some pet owners love their cats and are afraid of being hungry. If there is no limit to the supply of cat food, the cat will eat too much and suffer from indigestion and loose stools. For this kind of cats, they need to fast for half a day or a day, adjust their diet, and feed them at regular times and at fixed points. Then they can also use probiotics to regulate them.

Furthermore, the weather suddenly turns cold, or the weather is hot, and the cat stays in an air-conditioned room for a long time. If you do not pay attention to keeping the cat warm, the cat will inevitably catch a cold. Of course, This situation is also relatively common. This needs to be observed to see if the cat has symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, coughing, etc. in addition to loose stools.

If the cat only has ordinary gastrointestinal discomfort or symptoms of diarrhea and vomiting due to stress reaction, parents can take probiotic conditioning for a period of time. If the condition remains the same and does not improve after a period of observation, parents may need The parents took the cat to the pet hospital for treatment.