Symptoms of cat malnutrition:

1. Rough hair, rough cat hair.

2. Gastrointestinal discomfort. When cats are malnourished, due to gastrointestinal discomfort, they will suffer from anorexia, and even vomiting, constipation and diarrhea.

3. Appearance is thin. Due to insufficient nutritional intake and lack of protein and vitamins, cats will not gain weight no matter how much they eat, and their bodies will become thinner and thinner, losing 10% of their normal weight. .

4. The cat’s mouth, nose and skin become pale. The cat’s mouth, nose and skin become increasingly pale.

Solutions to malnutrition:

1. Intravenous nutrition. When a cat is found to be severely malnourished, you can go to the hospital to inject nutrients into the cat intravenously. absorb nutrient.

2. Match nutrients. Our common nutrients include vitamin tablets, nutritional pastes and calcium tablets.

3. Regulate the gastrointestinal tract. Feed cats probiotics or cat food containing probiotic ingredients to regulate the cat’s gastrointestinal tract. Probiotics can also promote the cat’s nutrient absorption.

4. It is easy to change your cat to a nutritious cat food. It is recommended to feed your cat food with a protein content of 38~45% to meet the cat’s nutritional needs.