When cats get angry, they will have symptoms such as dry nose, yellow urine, bad breath, and increased eye secretions. If the owner finds that the cat has these symptoms, he should let the cat drink more water and feed the cat some fire-reducing food or medicine. In addition, when choosing cat food, it is also recommended to choose cat food that is light, non-greasy, natural, rich in nutrients and balanced as the cat's staple food. But if the cat has a serious fire that has seriously affected its spirit and appetite, it needs to be sent to the doctor for examination as soon as possible and then treated with medication.

1. Dry nose

A cat’s nose should normally be moist and cool. If the cat has symptoms of internal heat, the nose will become dry and accompanied by scabbing. .

2. Yellow urine

Generally, after a cat gets angry, the color of its urine will be darker, dark yellow, and it will also be accompanied by a strong urine smell. In addition, cats may also experience reduced urination frequency, reduced urine output, dry stools, or constipation.

3. Bad breath

Cats that are angry will also have bad breath. You can smell the odor as long as you get close, and the cat’s gums will also appear red and swollen.

4. Increased eye secretions

Under normal circumstances, cats will secrete a moderate amount of transparent or translucent eye feces. However, when cats get angry, they will have eye discharge just like people. Increased secretions, redness, swelling, and constant tearing can even lead to pus in the eyes in severe cases. If not treated in time, it can easily cause tears in cats.