Causes of cat jaundice:
1. Poisoning
Cats have a sensitive gastrointestinal tract and eating poisonous food can also cause jaundice. You can use emetics to remove the toxins discharge.
2. Fatty liver
If a cat suffers from fatty liver due to unbalanced nutrition for a long time, it will also form jaundice and needs to be sent to a doctor for treatment in time.
3. Parasites
If the owner does not deworm the cat regularly, the cat will be infected with parasites, the bile ducts in the body will be blocked, causing excessive bilirubin, and jaundice will form.
4. Pancreatitis
If a cat suffers from pancreatitis, causing damage to its liver function and jaundice, it will need to go to a pet hospital for infusion treatment.
Precautions for cat jaundice:
1. Cats suffering from jaundice lose nutrients quickly, so the cat must be replenished with nutrients in time.

2. During the care process, pay attention to the physical condition of the cat and go to the hospital for regular review.
3. Try to maintain a ventilated and dry breeding environment. You can also take the cat to bask in the sun more often to keep it in a happy mood and facilitate recovery.