Causes of trembling and cramping in cats:

1. It may be that the cat is in a new unfamiliar environment and feels nervous, scared, and insecure, causing the cat to tremble involuntarily.

2. The cat may shiver due to cold, especially in the cold winter.

3. The cat’s whole body trembling may also be due to a disease and pain in the body. When epilepsy occurs, it will manifest itself as body twitching, drooling and foaming, which usually lasts for a few minutes, and then returns to normal.

4. Too many parasites in cats, if not removed in time, may cause neurological diseases, resulting in convulsions, and some may also cause epilepsy.

Solutions to cats trembling and convulsing:

1. Cats with epilepsy often have convulsions. In this case, they need the care of their owners. . If controlled with medication, it will not relapse for months or even years.

2. Some cats are afraid of hair dryers and water. Owners should reduce the contact time between cats and water based on actual conditions.

3. Acute illness is also the cause of cat convulsions. In this case, the owner should give atropine, antibiotics and other drugs. Before that, the cat can drink some glucose.

4. Congenital or acquired brain injury. This disease sometimes causes cats to twitch. There is not much that can be done in this case, and the only way is to rely on the owner's careful care.

5. The lack of necessary nutrients for the body is also the cause of cat convulsions. At this time, the owner can add nutrients to the cat.

6. Psychological diseases can also cause convulsions in cats. For example, when a cat is frightened or intimidated, it will show fear and fear, which will lead to convulsions. Owners need to take more careful care and concern for cats.