If a cat dies suddenly, the owner will be very sad and even blame themselves.
However, cats do not react as much as dogs do because of sadness. Their bodies are very fragile and they can easily develop some diseases.
There are some signs before a cat dies.
1. Poor mental state
Before the cat dies, the cat will appear in some bad mental states, such as unwillingness to get close to people, often rolling on the ground, often falling asleep, and unwilling to move.
This is because they no longer have the strength to do so.
The owner can interact more with the cat and play with it more in normal times.
When one day, the cat suddenly becomes very quiet and no longer likes to play, it may be entering a “sleep” state.
The owner can appropriately reduce the time spent playing with him.
2. Hair is dull
Cats’ bodies can also suffer from illness that affects normal nutrient absorption, causing their hair to become dull or even dry.
Generally, a healthy kitten’s coat will be shiny and smooth, but if the cat is dying, it will not become shiny.
Also, the hair will become rough and dull.
Owners can comb their cats more and feed them foods containing crude fat and high protein.
3. Becoming obese
If a cat suddenly becomes obese, the owner should pay attention to the cat’s physical condition, because this may be a sign of some diseases, such as heart disease, diabetes, cancer and other diseases.
When the cat’s life is coming to an end, the owner can feed the cat some low-fat foods, such as yogurt (which helps alleviate diabetes), chicken (low-fat, helps with weight loss), and vegetables.
4. Abnormal body temperature
Cat’s body temperature will change with age, usually between 40℃ and 42℃.
Before the cat dies, there will be abnormal body temperature.
Generally, the normal range of a cat’s body temperature is 36~38°C. If the temperature exceeds this normal value many times.
Symptoms such as high fever, convulsions, vomiting, and diarrhea will occur.
So if the cat has shown these symptoms, the owner should take it to the doctor quickly.
5. Not fond of moving
Cats don’t like to move, usually because they lack exercise and their body functions have declined. If the cat suddenly stops exercising, the owner should pay attention. This may be the cat’s heart failure.
If the cat is found to be very thin, it means that the blood supply in the body is insufficient and the body has begun to fail.
At this time, the owner should supplement the cat with nutrients and water to keep it healthy.
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