The symptoms of abdominal pain in cats include listlessness, reluctance to move, low-pitched whining, and lying down with an arched back. In addition, cats may curl up when they have abdominal pain. The owner can judge whether the cat has pain by touching its abdomen. If the cat shows strong resistance when the owner touches the cat's abdomen, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for a B-ultrasound examination in time to check the cause of the cat's abdominal pain and confirm the diagnosis. Then treat the cause.

1. Lack of energy

When cats are healthy, they are more lively and active, and they are full of curiosity about everything around them. But when cats feel physical pain, they become lethargic and lethargic. They can also have very low emotions, such as depression, anxiety, fear, vigilance, etc., which are easily detected by the owner.

2. Reluctance to move

When a cat has a stomachache, it will become less active. Some cats will curl up, just like a person who has a stomachache. It's like curling up in a nest! At the same time, his actions will suddenly become cautious, such as bending his waist and tucking his abdomen when walking, as if to protect his abdomen.

3. Low-pitched whining

Under normal circumstances, cats will meow or purr comfortably at their owners, but when cats are in pain, they will let out low-pitched whining or hissing. Hissing, it's hard to spot if you don't listen carefully. However, if the cat's abdomen is lightly pressed and the cat will meow, run away from the owner, etc., it is recommended to consult a pet doctor in time.