CATDOLL : What are the signs of internal organ damage in cats?

Signs of internal organ damage in cats:

1. If it is caused by external force, the most common is internal bleeding. Massive blood loss causes pale gums, low body temperature, and poor mental state. B-ultrasound is needed to confirm which part of the body is bleeding.

2. Kidney problems include renal failure, renal ischemia, kidney stones, etc. Clinically, symptoms include abnormal congestion of the eyes, depression, abnormal urination, yellow urine, etc.

3. There are no symptoms in the early stages of liver damage, but in the later stages some systemic jaundice, drowsiness, vomiting, anorexia, etc. will appear.

4. Common symptoms of cardiopulmonary problems include difficulty breathing, abdominal breathing, wheezing, etc. Due to insufficient oxygen supply, people often breathe through their mouths and have a purple tongue.

Causes of cat's internal organ damage:

1. If a cat falls from a high altitude and suffers internal organ damage, it may have symptoms such as bleeding and rapid breathing.

2. The cat's internal organs are damaged due to long-term metabolism, which leads to many internal diseases.

3. It may also have a lot to do with the cat’s daily diet. Being too obese and eating offal for a long time can also cause chronic damage to the cat’s internal organs.