Symptoms of overeating cats: 1. First of all, they will not continue to eat, even if they want to eat canned food or meat that they like very much. 2. If the cat’s belly is much larger than usual, and the cat’s belly feels hard when you gently stroke it, the cat may be full. 3. If the cat has not defecated for a long time or even has symptoms of constipation, it means that the cat has eaten enough.

What to do if a cat is full:

1. First, you need to stop feeding. Do not feed the cat anymore, or lure the cat with the food the cat likes.

2. If the symptoms are mild, you can gently stroke the cat’s belly to help massage the cat. You can also take your cat for a walk to help your cat digest food.

3. If severe abdominal distension occurs and is accompanied by vomiting, you can give the cat some probiotics to regulate its stomach after vomiting.