Parasite. When cats suffer from severe parasitic diseases, they will have convulsions. In severe cases, they may even lead to epileptic seizures, so they must be protected by deworming. Drug poisoning, cats may be poisoned if they accidentally inhale drugs such as organophosphorus. , causing body twitching and requiring prompt treatment; lack of nutrition, the cat's body will cause leg twitching when the cat's body is severely lacking in calcium and other trace elements.

1. Parasites

When a cat suffers from a serious parasitic disease, it will cause convulsions. It will also cause convulsions when the cat is awake. In more serious cases, it will cause epilepsy and even convulsions. It is necessary to deworm in time and pay attention to daily protection.

2. Drug poisoning

When a cat accidentally absorbs organophosphorus and other drugs and is poisoned, it will cause nerve damage in the cat, causing the cat to twitch and cause drug-induced spasms. It must be sent to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent the cat's condition from getting worse.

3. Lack of nutrients

Calcium deficiency in cats will cause their legs to twitch. They need to change cat food with higher calcium content. Exposure to more sun can also supplement calcium to a certain extent. Adding some nutritional cream and other foods to supplement nutrients can reduce convulsions.