As a pet keeper, we must always pay attention to the health of cat children and often observe the daily conditions of cat children. How should we interpret the different sounds made by cats?
There may be the following reasons for cats to choke:
1. Respiratory tract blockage: When a cat eats, it may cause symptoms of choking because food is stuck in the throat. At this time, you can provide the cat with sufficient moisture and observe whether the cat has other abnormal symptoms, such as difficulty breathing, coughing, etc. If you have choked, you just need to find and deal with it in time, and it will be fine soon, no need to worry. The shoveler needs to clean up the house, eliminate dangerous factors for the cat as much as possible, and put away the small things that may be accidentally eaten by the cat.
2. Indigestion: After eating food, cats may experience symptoms of choking due to indigestion. At this time, the cat can be provided with an appropriate amount of probiotics to promote digestion. You can give your cat a small amount of meals and interact more with the cat to increase its exercise.
3. Disease impact: When cats suffer from some diseases, such as upper respiratory tract infections, bronchitis, etc., they will also experience symptoms of choking. At this time, the cat needs to be taken to the veterinary doctor for timely diagnosis and treatment.
4. Cats spit out hair balls: Sometimes we are frightened by the sound of cats whimpering and vomiting. In a short while, you can see the cat spitting out something. If you look closely, you will find that it is a hair ball. At this time, it means that the cat has a lot of unejaculated hair in its belly.
If it is a hair spitting ball, we need to prepare hair cream and cat grass for the cat to help the cat excrete hair in its belly. At the same time, the shoveler also needs to comb the cat's hair frequently, reduce the cat's licking, and clean the hygiene at home frequently to maintain the environment.
In short, cats choking like they are likely to be caused by a variety of reasons. The owner should pay close attention to the cat's diet and health status and take appropriate measures to alleviate the cat's symptoms. If the symptoms persist or worsen, it is recommended to take the cat to the veterinarian in time.