Depressed cats will lose their hair. Many cats will lick their fur crazily when they are depressed, which will lead to hair loss in this area and eventually alopecia areata. Emotions can also affect the cat's own hormone secretion, which in turn affects the growth of hair, and hair loss will naturally occur. If the owner finds that the cat is bald but does not suffer from skin diseases, it is probably because the cat is depressed.

Symptoms of depression in cats:

1. A 180-degree change in personality. Cats suffering from depression will have sudden changes in personality. A kitten that used to be gentle, clingy, and coquettish suddenly becomes irritable, bites, and meows at you from time to time. This may be because it is sick or suffering from depression.

2. When the physical and mental state is not good, no one wants to eat very much. If your cat is indifferent even if you put the food it likes to eat, then you should pay attention.

3. Cats’ sleep time itself is relatively long, usually around 16 hours. If a cat sleeps all day long and the sleeping time becomes longer, the cat is probably suffering from depression.

4. When a cat suffers from depression, its personality will change drastically, and it will also become angry easily. In the process of teasing the cat, it may make it unhappy and even claw it out. Hurtful.