1. Body temperature measurement: Body temperature measurement is the basis for checking the health of cats. The normal body temperature of adult cats is 37.5℃~39℃.

2. Weight measurement: Weight measurement can reflect the cat’s nutritional status and body mass index (BMI), and is an important basis for diagnosing diseases and formulating a diet plan.

3. Hair examination: Check the quality of hair, hair balls, hair loss, etc., and evaluate the cat’s skin health.

4. Eye examination: Check whether the cat’s eyes are clear and bright, and whether there are symptoms such as eye feces and eyelid inflammation.

5. Ear examination: Check whether the cat’s ears are clean and whether there are foreign objects, ear mites, infections, etc.

6. Dental examination: Check the cat’s oral health, including the number and color of teeth, the color and health of the gums, etc.

7. Cardiopulmonary auscultation: By auscultating the cat’s heart and lungs, we can understand its heart rate and breathing conditions and evaluate whether its cardiopulmonary function is normal.

8. Abdominal examination: By palpating the cat’s abdomen, check the size, shape, texture, etc. of the liver, spleen, kidneys, intestines and other internal organs.

9. Blood test: Take the cat’s blood for testing to understand its blood indicators, including red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, etc., and evaluate the cat’s physical health.

It should be noted that the frequency of physical examinations for cats should be determined based on factors such as age, health status, and living environment. It is generally recommended to have a comprehensive physical examination regularly every year. If the cat shows any abnormality, such as loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, weight loss, fever and other symptoms, the cat should be taken to the veterinarian for examination and treatment in time.