A cat's stomach growls mostly because it is hungry or making a sound when it is digesting food. Generally, it is not a big problem. Just prepare enough food for the cat. But if the cat’s belly frequently makes such sounds, accompanied by vomiting, diarrhea and other symptoms, it may be due to food problems, gastrointestinal obstruction caused by foreign bodies, parasites, inflammatory enteritis, metabolic disorders, bacterial or viral infections If it is caused by other reasons, the owner needs to send the cat to the pet hospital immediately for examination to determine the specific cause and then provide symptomatic treatment.

1. Food problems

If a cat eats something spoiled or something it shouldn’t eat, it will suffer from indigestion, gastrointestinal flora disorder, vomiting, and diarrhea, which will cause the cat’s stomach to vomit. Cooing sounds. In this case, you can first feed the cat some probiotics to condition the gastrointestinal tract, and put away all the things the cat cannot eat to prevent the cat from accidentally eating it again. But if it is more serious, you need to seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

2. Foreign bodies cause gastrointestinal obstruction

If a cat accidentally eats a foreign body, the foreign body will remain in the stomach or intestines, causing gastrointestinal obstruction and also causing the cat’s gastrointestinal obstruction. The stomach growls, and symptoms such as vomiting, retching, and listlessness may also occur. This situation is very dangerous and may endanger the cat’s life if not treated in time. Therefore, if you suspect that your cat has eaten a foreign object, you must seek medical attention promptly.

3. Parasites

Parasites are also one of the common causes of rumbling stomachs in cats. If the cat, in addition to rumbling stomachs, also has vomiting, weight loss, If you have symptoms such as worms in your stool, you should take this reason into consideration. Because some parasites cannot be removed with medication, it is recommended to seek medical treatment as soon as possible.

4. Inflammatory enteritis

If a cat suffers from inflammatory enteritis, the intestinal wall will be very sensitive. Mild discomfort will lead to inflammation and gastrointestinal dysfunction, resulting in liquid, There is too much gas, so you will often make gurgling sounds, and you may also experience frequent vomiting and diarrhea. If you find that your cat has the above symptoms, you must seek medical treatment in time.

5. Metabolic disorders

Some diseases can affect a cat’s metabolism, such as hyperthyroidism. Excessive thyroid hormones can cause a cat’s metabolic rate to be very high. Typical symptoms include heartbeat Acceleration, weight loss, constant hunger. Because the cat digests food too quickly, it will cause the cat's stomach to growl due to hunger. Once you find that your cat has similar symptoms, you should promptlySeek medical attention.

6. Bacterial and viral infections

Cats infected with bacteria or viruses can also cause their stomachs to growl. Depending on the individual, it can range from diarrhea to life-threatening, so owners In addition to vaccinating cats on time, you should also pay attention to regularly disinfecting the environment where cats live and the cat litter, and keeping them dry.