How to judge whether a cat is suspended animation when its body becomes stiff:

1. Whether a cat is suspended animation is mainly judged by its heartbeat and breathing. The owner can use a stethoscope and when he hears If the cat has a heartbeat and is breathing, it means the cat is suspended animation.

2. Generally, the body of a cat that is suspended from death will not become stiff. Only a cat that is really dead will have its body gradually cool and harden.

3. If the cat is stiff, it may be suspended animation, but you need to find a doctor to confirm again. If the cat’s entire body is stiff and has no temperature, then the cat is not suspended animation.

The situations and precautions for cats to appear in suspended animation are:

1. If a cat is overly frightened, it will escape by suspended animation, then Generally speaking, when cats feign death, the symptoms they show are often the first secretion of a nerve-paralyzing substance. It is the secretion of this substance that causes them to faint. Of course, when the cat lies on the ground and feigns death.

2. When a cat exhibits this phenomenon of suspended animation, the owner may not be able to wake the cat simply through sound. So how can the owner wake up the cat at this time? He can gently wake up the cat. Touch it with your hands.

3. When a cat is pretending to be dead, it will appear on all fours with its eyes tightly closed and its mouth slightly open, but it will not move, as if It's just like lying on the ground and falling asleep, but there is still a difference when it's time to go to sleep, because it doesn't have the kind of snoring sound it makes when sleeping.