Cats suffering from pancreatitis need to go to a pet hospital for infusion treatment. At the same time, the cat needs to be given analgesic and anti-inflammation. Severe pancreatitis may also require blood or plasma transfusion. It is recommended that owners feed their cats low-fat food, preferably cat food as the main food. Cats suffering from pancreatitis will generally have symptoms such as vomiting, lack of energy, and loss of appetite. If a cat is found to have physical abnormalities, it should be sent to a pet hospital for examination immediately. After confirming the cause, targeted treatment will be carried out to avoid delaying the condition and causing the death of the cat.

Methods to prevent pancreatitis in cats:

1. Food. Feeding fresh food is better than dry food. Cats’ bile ducts and pancreatic ducts both open into the duodenum, so cats are prone to trisomy, including inflammatory bowel disease, pancreatitis and cholangitis. They usually interact with each other. Effect, controlling food will reduce the incidence of chronic enteritis, thereby reducing the impact on the pancreas.

2. Deworming. Choose medicine that repels flukes, as Fasciola hepatica can also cause pancreatitis in cats.

3. Avoid giving cats high-fat food, and do not let cats develop the habit of overeating, because high-fat food is one of the important factors leading to pancreatitis.

4. Ensure that the cat’s weight is normal. Because excessive obesity can also induce pancreatitis, the cat’s weight must be kept within the normal range.