If the cat eats too much and causes indigestion in the intestines, the cat will have a bulging belly. If the cat has not been dewormed for a long time, it may also cause the cat’s belly to become hard. If the cat is a female cat, it may be caused by pyometra, which can be diagnosed by B-ultrasound or . ​​​​​​

The cat’s belly is hard

If your cat’s belly is hard, consider the following situations. First of all, consider whether the cat has eaten randomly or eaten something that is not easy to digest, such as bones and other relatively solid things. Another consideration is whether the cat is drinking water normally. If you don’t drink much water, the water content in the feces will be greatly reduced, resulting in dry feces. Then if you touch the cat's belly, you will feel that the belly is hard.

Symptoms of indigestion in cats

First, let’s analyze the causes of cat indigestion. First, food spoilage or eating too much too quickly can cause gastrointestinal discomfort and indigestion. Cats will experience vomiting, loose or loose stools, decreased appetite, listlessness, and sometimes vomit undigested food. Second, for indigestion caused by gastroenteritis, cats will show symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, poor appetite and energy, and elevated temperature.

What to do if your cat has indigestion

Cat indigestion requires long-term treatment. Regulate the digestive system: It is recommended to use medicines, such as lactase, multi-enzyme tablets, lactobacillus tablets, animal micolla, Livzon Intestinal Fungus, Changchang Sheng and other live fungus drugs to help cats regulate the flora of the digestive tract. Anti-inflammation: If there is no big effect after regulating the digestive system, it can be considered to eliminate intestinal inflammation for cats. Change food: Cat’s intestines and stomach are very tender, and because the digestive system is very delicate, it is recommended to have a light diet and eat natural food.