The female cat suddenly becomes irritable and refuses to be touched. This may be caused by a stress reaction, hyperthyroidism, body pain, etc. First of all, when a female cat has just changed to a new environment or is frightened, she will have a severe stress reaction and become irritable. Secondly, if a cat suffers from hyperthyroidism, due to excessive secretion of hormones, it will also experience emotional abnormalities, leading to a bad temper. Finally, when a cat is sick and has pain in certain organs or muscles of its body, it will not be allowed to be touched by its owner.

1. Stress response

Sudden change of environment, shouting or irritating sounds, sudden appearance of foreign species, bathing and other factors may stimulate the cat to have a stress response, leading to The pet suddenly becomes irritable and does not like to be touched by its owner. At the same time, it will also make gestures such as gasping at the owner. In response to this situation, it is recommended that the owner give the cat enough patience, let it adapt and release the pressure on its own, and never stimulate the cat again to avoid making the situation more serious.

2. Suffering from hyperthyroidism

When a cat suffers from hyperthyroidism, the body will secrete too much thyroid hormone, causing the cat’s body heat to burn too fast, and the cat will always Being in a high metabolic state and over-consuming some substances in the cat's body will cause the cat to have symptoms such as hyperactivity, increased appetite, increased defecation, and weight loss. Especially elderly cats will suddenly become energetic. Moreover, the cat's temper will become worse and worse, no longer its usual docile appearance, and its hair will become rough. If you find that your cat has the above conditions, you should consult your pet doctor for medication and treatment in time.

3. Body pain

If a cat is sick, has body pain or feels uncomfortable, in order to avoid secondary injury, he will carefully protect his injured area. , not allowed to be touched, and the pain will also make the cat irritable, so it is highly aggressive. In this regard, the owner can carefully examine the cat to see if there is any obvious trauma on the cat’s body. If not, the owner can carefully observe the cat for a few more days to see if there are any abnormalities in the cat's diet, exercise, and mental state. If there are any abnormalities, he or she needs to seek medical treatment in time.