When a cat has a disease, there are many ways to check the disease, which can be divided into full body examination, coat and skin examination, visual mucosal examination, etc. The examination methods for each part are also different. For general For pet owners, being familiar with some common examination methods can be a very good indicator for the early diagnosis of the disease. ​​​​​​

The average body temperature of cats is 38 to 39 degrees. Although each breed is slightly different, the pulse rate per minute is about 100 to 150 times, and the breathing rate is about 20 to 30 times. The respiratory rate can be calculated by counting the number of ups and downs of the abdomen when lying on the side, the pulse rate can be calculated by measuring the femoral vein on the inside of the leg base, and the body temperature can be measured by inserting a thermometer into the anus for 2 to 3 minutes.

When measuring body temperature, insert the thermometer into the anus and keep it still. You can wrap the cat in a towel to prevent the cat from moving around and affecting the measurement results. Instead of counting body temperature and breathing. As a kind of knowledge such as pulse number, it is better to leave the work of measuring digital data to veterinarians! The most important job of the owner is to provide information that only the owner knows. Help doctors make judgments.

The more detailed the information, the greater the help. Therefore, owners should carefully observe changes in the cat’s physical condition. For example, expression and breathing, frequency of eating and sleeping, and status of bowel and urination. The way you walk and run. The sound of a cat meowing, body temperature, etc. can all provide effective clues. Healthy cats basically have the common characteristics of sleeping, eating and defecating quickly, as well as having sparkling eyes. There is heat in the tail and ears. Definitely a fever. You should seek medical attention immediately.

Pet cats are extremely tolerant and cannot speak. Therefore, owners are obliged to detect physical changes in cats as early as possible and provide appropriate treatment. Observing skin changes every day can help you detect diseases early. Don’t forget that early detection and early treatment are the best strategies for dealing with the disease.

Secondly, some special symptoms should be sent to the pet hospital for treatment in time, such as drooling at the corners of the mouth, thick nasal discharge inside the nose, or some serious trauma. Timely understanding of cat diseases and taking timely measures for prevention and diagnosis are crucial to the health of cats.