Causes for cats with hard and bulging belly:

1. Eating too much. A large amount of food accumulated in the stomach without time to digest.

2. The cat is pregnant.

3. Cat liver and ascites are transmitted to the abdomen. Gently pat the cat's belly to see if there is water movement.

4. Cats have poor gastrointestinal problems and are often constipated. If the cat poops once every few days, it is difficult to poop, the poop is ball-shaped, and the cat’s belly feels hard when touched with your hands, then the cat has symptoms of constipation.

5. There may also be hairballs blocking the intestines, because cats love to be clean and spend a lot of time licking their fur every day. In addition, there are many barbs on the cat’s tongue, so the cat is easy to swallow it. A lot of hair, gradually forming hair balls.

Solutions to the cat’s hard and bulging belly:

1. If the cat eats too much, you can gently rub the cat’s belly and temporarily restrain the cat. Fasting from water to avoid further burdening the intestines.

2. Cats can be fed an appropriate amount of pet probiotics, which can promote intestinal peristalsis and promote digestion.

3. If hairballs block the intestines, you can feed the cat some hair-reducing cream.

4. If it is caused by disease, it is recommended to seek medical treatment in time.