Causes of smelly cats:

1. Serious illness or old age. Elderly cats have limited energy and do not have so much time and energy to spend on taking care of their hair and bodies. Therefore, the stains on their bodies are not cleaned in time, and they may emit some odors. In addition, some cats who are sick or recovering from illness will also smell bad.

2. When a cat has diarrhea and soft stools, the poop will easily stick to the cat’s body. If it is not cleaned up in time, the cat will naturally become smelly.

3. Skin infection will cause the cat’s body to emit an unpleasant odor. If the infection is severe, your cat's coat may become thinner. After petting a cat with a severe skin infection, you may have a greasy layer on your hands.

4. If you don’t pay attention to brushing your cat’s teeth and cleaning its mouth, bacteria will breed in the cat’s mouth and induce periodontitis, gingivitis and other diseases. At this time, the cat’s mouth will also emit unpleasant smell. Stink. This is also one of the sources of cat body odor.

Solutions to cat odor:

1. Bathe the cat regularly, comb the cat’s hair regularly every day, clean the hair knots, and keep the cat’s coat clean. and dry.

2. Pay attention to home hygiene, scrub furniture and floors frequently, clean up dead corners of the home, maintain indoor ventilation, and use air freshener appropriately when necessary.

3. When there is a peculiar smell in the body, the breeder must first check what is the cause. Then look for solutions and prescribe the right medicine.