Overfeeding causes indigestion. Food accumulates in the intestines and stomach, making it difficult to digest in a short period of time, making the cat's stomach and intestines very uncomfortable; hairball syndrome, a cat that is stimulated by too many hairs in the intestines and stomach and wants to vomit, but Can't spit it out again; catch a cold and catch a cold. Generally, cats will have other cold symptoms such as sneezing and coughing.

Indigestion caused by overfeeding

The cat's body is twitching like hiccups. One possibility is that the cat has been fed too much. The cat has eaten too much, and the food has accumulated in the intestines and stomach, making it difficult to digest in a short period of time, making the cat's intestines and stomach very uncomfortable. His body was twitching like hiccups. In fact, the cat has indigestion after eating too much and wants to vomit. Generally this happens more often in kittens.

At this time, you should pay attention to feeding the cat digestive tablets or appropriate probiotics to help the cat’s digestion. At the same time, pay attention to feeding some soft and easy-to-digest food in the next few feedings, and feed more warm water, which will also Make their stomachs feel more comfortable.

Hairballs

Another possibility is that the cat is irritated by the excess hair in the intestines and stomach and wants to vomit, but cannot vomit out. At this time, cats generally behave more irritably, and adulterated hair can also be found in their stools. Since cats love to lick their fur, this is normal.

If it is for this reason, you need to be careful not to let the cat lick its hair all the time, and at the same time, do a good job of combing and cleaning the cat's hair. At the same time, you can also feed the cat a little hair removal cream, hair removal cream, etc. If the symptoms are still not relieved, you should take the cat to the pet hospital for examination as soon as possible.

Cold and cold

There is another situation that may cause a cat to twitch like hiccups, that is, the cat may catch a cold. Generally, cats will have other cold symptoms such as sneezing and coughing.

At this time, you can feed the cat some cold granules or cold granules, and at the same time add more nutrients to enhance the cat's resistance. If there is still no relief, it is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment.