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What should I do if my cat’s voice is hoarse?
A hoarse voice with phlegm may come from prolonged meowing, low water intake, a throat foreign object, or throat inflammation. Encourage drinking; if uncomfortable, get a checkup to find the cause.
My cat lost appetite (won’t even eat favorite treats), eyes watery and barely open, sleeps all day
Poor appetite and tearing may mean an eye problem—infection, allergy, or injury. Check for trauma; if none, consider infection or inflammation. Irritating smells in the environment may also cause it. Feline rhinotracheitis is possible; if it persists, see a vet soon.
Early Signs of Pregnancy in Cats
A pregnant cat stops estrus the day after mating, then shows lower appetite, enlarged nipples, and gradual weight gain within 2-3 weeks. After mating, keep her safe from falls, supplement calcium and nutrients, avoid baths, worming, and vaccines, and prepare a quiet nesting box about 65 days before the due date.
Cat Empty-Chewing: Causes and What to Do
Cat owners sometimes notice their cat suddenly chewing on nothing, as if eating air, even when it is not hungry. This behavior, called empty-chewing, can signal oral disease, a foreign object in the mouth, an upset stomach, or a neurological problem. Here are the common causes and how to address them.
Why Does a Cat Arch Its Back?
Many owners wonder why their cat arches its back. This posture can mean a stretch, anger, a developmental issue, illness, a show of bravado, or simply boredom. Here are the common reasons a cat arches its back.
Cat hasn’t eaten since arriving home but drinks well and is in good spirits for 3 days; this morning some yellow vomit, perhaps from not eating long. What now?
Not eating for 2 to 3 days after arrival is common, but prolonged fasting can harm the gut. Provide a quiet environment and feed its previous food or palatable options; once eating, feed small, frequent meals.
How do you get a cat to sleep next to you?
Cats are wary and will only sleep beside someone they deeply trust. Spend more time with the cat - play, feed, and gently stroke its head and back - so it grows used to you. Make your bed comfortably warm, clean, and quiet. Never force it; respect its space and let it approach gradually.
What happens if you touch a cat’s nose?
Touching a cat's nose does no harm, but some cats have sensitive noses and dislike it, so it may cause dislike or discomfort. To interact, prefer gently stroking the head or chin. Each cat differs; some won't mind a nose touch. Best is to watch the cat's reaction and respect its feelings.
How to Be Good to a Garfield Cat?
Spend time playing to avoid loneliness; provide a quiet, warm, comfortable home with regular feeding and no human food or milk; clean the litter box and bed regularly and deworm to prevent disease.
Why Does a Cat Lick Its Genitals?
A cat may lick its genitals for grooming, during heat, or due to urinary disease. Frequent licking can cause infection, so avoid it and see a vet if urinary problems appear.