Your cat’s behavior can tell you a lot about their health. Spotting serious symptoms early could save their life!
If your cat is wheezing, gasping, or struggling to breathe, it’s a sign of a serious problem. Respiratory distress can indicate conditions like asthma, heart issues, or a blocked airway. Seek immediate veterinary attention!
A sleepy cat is normal, but if your kitty is unusually lethargic, refuses to move, or appears weak, it could signal an infection, anemia, or organ problems. Don’t wait—call your vet!
While occasional vomiting might not be unusual, repeated episodes or diarrhea lasting more than 24 hours can lead to dangerous dehydration. Get it checked out before it worsens.
Seeing blood in your cat’s litter box or stool is a red flag. It could point to issues like urinary tract infections, internal injuries, or even kidney disease. Immediate care is crucial.