Symptoms of calcium deficiency in cats:

1. Inexplicable trembling and twitching: When cats are deficient in calcium, they will tremble and twitch inexplicably, especially after giving birth. female cat.

2. Skeletal hypoplasia: When a cat is deficient in calcium, its bones may be underdeveloped, causing the cat to become unwilling to move, walk or jump. If calcium deficiency is severe, cats may suffer from rickets or rickets, or even paralysis.

3. Slow growth: If a kitten is deficient in calcium for a long time, it will lead to slow growth, stunted development, and will be shorter than cats of the same age.

4. Misaligned teeth: Cats need to supplement a large amount of calcium during the tooth replacement period. If the cat is deficient in calcium at this time, it will also have a greater impact on the growth of the teeth and is prone to occur. A situation in which deciduous teeth cannot fall out and there are double rows of teeth.

5. Loss of appetite: When a cat is deficient in calcium, its gastrointestinal function may be weakened, affecting the cat’s appetite, resulting in loss of appetite, weight loss, etc.

Solutions to cats’ calcium deficiency:

1. It is recommended to change the cat’s food to highly nutritious cat food. On the basis of cat food, the cat should be fed beef and chicken. , fish and other foods, you can also feed nutritional paste, vegetables, fruits, etc. to supplement the cat's calcium and maintain the cat's nutritional needs.

2. Taking the cat outdoors to play and get more sunshine can help the cat promote calcium absorption.

3. You can give it some calcium supplements. You can buy them directly in the pet store. Choose special ones for it, so as to achieve the best effect.