Signs of Illness in Cats

Cats are known for their independent nature, and they are often able to hide signs of illness very effectively. As a result, it can be challenging for us to know when our cat is not feeling well. However, there are some common signs of illness in cats that we should be aware of.

This is a good time to mention the value of keeping a Pet Journal. It does not have to be fancy or elaborate but making entries now and again can contribute to accuracy when noting when changes occur by dates.

One of the most obvious signs of illness in cats is a change in their behavior. If a cat that is usually active and playful suddenly becomes lethargic and inactive, this can be a sign of illness. Additionally, if a cat that is normally friendly and social becomes withdrawn or irritable, this can also be a cause for concern.

When you see shifts happening, we have several formulas to help even before a trip to your Vet. Anxiety/Fear, Meridians, Life Force Zest, Pain Relief.
Also our Travel formula can help your kitty stay calm and not get car sick when traveling to your Vet.

Another common sign of illness in cats is a change in their appetite. If a cat that is normally a good eater suddenly stops eating or begins eating less, this can be a sign of a health problem. In some cases, a cat may refuse to eat altogether, which can be a serious concern and should be addressed by a veterinarian. Digestion/Assimilation can help get more nutritional value out of the food being eaten.

In addition to changes in behavior and appetite, there are other physical signs of illness in cats that owners should be aware of. These can include vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, coughing, sneezing, and difficulty breathing. If your cat is experiencing any of these symptoms, it is important to consult with a veterinarian as soon as possible. Recommended formulas: Vomiting, Respiratory System

It is also important to pay attention to your cat's appearance. If a cat's coat becomes dull or matted, or if they lose a significant amount of weight, these can be signs of illness. Additionally, if a cat's eyes or nose are red or swollen, or if they are experiencing excessive drooling or mouth breathing, these can also be indicators of a health problem.

In conclusion, there are many signs of illness in cats that owners should be aware of. By paying attention to their behavior, appetite, and physical appearance, owners can help to identify potential health problems and seek veterinary care when needed. This can help to ensure that their cat receives prompt treatment and remains healthy and happy.