There are many symptoms of cats after stress, and the following are some common symptoms: Retreat: Cats may become more introverted, hiding in a corner or in a hidden place. Abnormal behavior: Cats may exhibit abnormal behavior, such as stopping usi...
There are many symptoms of cats after stress, and the following are some common symptoms:
Retreat: Cats may become more introverted, hiding in a corner or in a hidden place.
Abnormal behavior: Cats may exhibit abnormal behavior, such as stopping using litter boxes, not eating food, or running around at home.
Escape: Cats may try to escape from the environment, especially if they feel unsafe or are afraid.
High or Frustrated: Some cats may exhibit excessively excited behavior, while others may exhibit obvious depression and depression.
Sound Change: The cat may become louder or quieter than usual.
Physical Symptoms: Some cats may show physical symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, or weight loss.
If you notice that your cat shows one or more of the above symptoms, it is recommended that you consult a veterinarian or animal behaviorist to determine the cause of its symptoms and seek appropriate treatment options.
