CATDOLL : What should I do if my cat has a stress reaction?

Solutions to cats experiencing stress reactions:

1. When some stress reactions occur, such as loss of appetite, depression, mild vomiting, etc., most cats can adjust and recover by themselves.

2. Some cats will have a larger stress response, such as frequent vomiting, diarrhea, difficulty breathing, shock, etc. In this case, you need to see a doctor as soon as possible to avoid bigger problems.

3. Try to avoid it, or prepare yourself mentally in advance, and always have some anti-stress drugs at home.

Cats show symptoms of stress:

1. A cat’s stress reaction is actually excessive fright. Mild stress is generally manifested as loss of appetite and mental depression.

2. In milder cases, the patient will only experience stress reactions such as mental tension, irritability, and not eating.

3. If the condition is more serious, the patient may go on a hunger strike, refuse to drink water, have diarrhea, vomit, etc.