The cat may be shivering because it has caught a cold, or feels cold, or it may be because it is afraid of a new and unfamiliar environment; if not, it may be sick, and it is recommended to send it to the doctor for examination and diagnosis.

The shivering cat may be feeling cold

If you are shivering after just taking a bath or coming back from the rain, it is mostly because of the cold. The cat should pay attention to using hot air to help dry the cat's hair, and then feed some cat food and hot water, or hot goat milk, supplement Energy, add warm cushions and blankets to the cat's nest in a timely manner. Do not let the cat lie directly on the floor. Gently hold it close to the cat bed and cover it with a thin blanket to prevent colds. Don't think that a cat's hair will not be afraid of the cold. Cats are very afraid of the cold, and their body temperature regulation function is not as powerful as that of dogs.

The trembling cat may be scared

If it is a kitten that has just been brought home, or a stranger that the kitten has not seen before suddenly comes to the home, and the kitten’s spirit and appetite are normal; then it is mostly because of fear of unfamiliar environments or strangers that the owner is shivering. Let the cat return to the cat's nest without disturbing it, especially don't hold it and force it to interact with people; give it a small toy that it likes, and wait until it becomes familiar with the environment.

A shivering cat may be a disease

If the cat is shivering and accompanied by other complications such as loss of appetite, low energy, sneezing, coughing, diarrhea or even fever, it may be caused by other diseases such as gastroenteritis, feline distemper, etc. It is best for the cat to remove the feces in time Take the cat for a checkup and prescribe the right medicine.