Symptoms of food accumulation in cats

Symptoms of cats accumulating food:
1. Due to food accumulation and not taking in enough nutrients for a long time, chronic weight loss and rough hair may occur.
2. Symptoms of mental fatigue and loss of appetite may occur.
3. Long-term and chronic vomiting may occur, or even secondary symptoms of esophagitis.
Solutions to cats accumulating food:
1. When a cat accumulates food, you should first fast for half a day or a day. However, do not deprive the cat of water during this period. The cat should drink more water to lubricate the intestines, so that the cat will defecate more conveniently.
2. When cats accumulate food, they need to stop feeding cat food and canned food, and switch to other liquid or soft foods that are easy to digest, such as millet porridge, meat porridge, fish soup rice, baby paste, etc. During this period, you should eat smaller meals more often. When the cat is not defecating, the food intake should be halved. Eat smaller meals more often, and then gradually increase the food intake after normal defecation.
3. When a cat accumulates food, in addition to paying attention to its diet, it is also necessary to feed the cat some stomach motility. It is recommended to feed it some honey water or old yogurt. Yogurt also contains more beneficial bacteria.
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