The small raised bumps on the cat's belly may be the cat's nipples or tumors, or they may be caused by parasitic infection. At this time, the owner should pay attention to the state of the cat and the changes in the flesh particles. If the cat is found to be scratching, it is likely to be infected by mites and needs to be dewormed in time. If you find that the meat particles continue to grow in size, you need to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination in time to determine the specific cause and provide timely treatment.

1. Nipples

Cats generally have four to six pairs of nipples, both male and female, generally arranged symmetrically on both sides from the chest to the abdomen. The owner can peel off the cat's hair and observe. If these fleshy particles appear neatly in pairs, they are the cat's nipples, and the owner does not need to worry.

2. Parasitic infection

If the owner does not deworm the cat for a long time, the cat may develop raised incisions after being bitten by mites, ticks and other parasites. Small meat particles, and the cat will scratch constantly due to itching. It is recommended that the owner pay attention to observation. If the cat is found to be scratching, it is likely to be caused by parasite bites. At this time, the cat's hair needs to be removed, and then the pet doctor should be consulted for treatment with external anthelmintic drugs.

3. Tumor

If the small meat particles on the cat’s belly become larger day by day, the owner will pay attention to it and need to suspect whether it is a tumor. It is recommended to consult in time. Your vet will see if further testing is needed.