The cat’s movement is hindered. After the cat fractures, it will be unable to walk normally due to severe pain caused by edema at the fracture site; the cat’s appetite will decrease, and the fracture may cause the cat’s mood to drop and it will not want to eat; it will become dependent on the owner, and the cat will not be able to walk normally. When it is comfortable, it will want to be cared about by its owner. You cannot ignore it. If you find a fracture, you should send it to the doctor for treatment as soon as possible. ​​​​​​

　1. Movement blocked

Symptoms such as edema and bulges often appear at the fracture site. Once exerted, severe pain will occur, causing the cat's legs to be unable to exert force and bear weight. At this time, the cat will limp or be immobile for a long time.

2. Decreased appetite

After a cat has a fracture, the severe pain and discomfort will cause the cat to lose its mood, leading to a loss of appetite. It may also be due to the inability to move, causing the food it usually consumes to accumulate in the intestines and stomach, making it difficult to digest.

3. Depend on the master

A cat after a fracture very much hopes to receive care and attention from its owner. At this time, you must not neglect it and try to ease its mood. If necessary, the cat should be sent to a pet hospital for treatment as soon as possible.

Through the above introduction to the symptoms of cat fractures, I believe everyone has some understanding of pets. I hope it can help cat friends quickly grasp the eating habits and methods of cats.