1. It may be that the cat has exercised strenuously or is under stress and is gasping for air to return to normal. In this case, the cat will generally be fine after it calms down.

2. Cats may have some heart, lung, and tracheal problems. Some cases of tracheal stenosis, chronic bronchopneumonia, asthma and heart disease cannot be ruled out.

3. It may be feline hypertrophic heart disease. In this case, the owner needs to take the cat to the pet hospital in time for imaging examinations such as X-rays and abdominal B-ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis, and then provide symptomatic treatment.

4. Blood acid-base poisoning caused by serious medical diseases in cats can also easily cause this kind of respiratory symptoms.

Tips:

Because cats like to be stressed, their hearts will be relatively fragile. Parents should not let cats do strenuous exercise too frequently, as this will harm their hearts. Well, the cat should be kept in a comfortable environment to reduce its stress.