The reasons why cats have hiccups:

1. Eating too fast: It may be that the cat eats too fast during the eating process, causing the food to remain in the esophagus Obstruction will cause the cat to hiccup and hiccup.

2. Hairball syndrome: The cat is stimulated by excessive hair in the intestines and stomach and wants to vomit, but cannot vomit out.

3. Parasite infection: Cats infected with parasites can also cause hiccups and convulsions. It is recommended to deworm the cat immediately.

4. Cold: If the cat also has symptoms such as sneezing and runny nose at the same time, it may be a cold.

What to do if a cat hiccups:

1. Because it burps too much or too quickly, the owner needs to control the amount of feeding and observe whether there is improvement. Condition.

2. It is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital in time for esophageal X-ray, blood routine and esophageal endoscopy to check whether the cat has congenital physiological structural abnormalities, such as esophageal stenosis, etc.

3. If it is caused by hair balls, you can try to use cat grass and hair removal cream to stimulate gastrointestinal motility and help cats expel hair balls.