Why do cats always hunch their backs?

The reasons why cats always hunch their backs:
1. When cats are threatened, they will hunch their backs to defend and attack the enemy and protect themselves.
2. If the cat is feeling unwell and in pain, such as abdominal pain or spinal pain, or a hunched back, the cat should be taken to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time.
3. When a cat quietly approaches its prey, it will arch its back and be ready to attack at any time so that it can jump on the prey.
4. If the cat is infected with parasites, resulting in local itching and hunched back, the cat must be dewormed in time.
5. If a cat is deficient in calcium and keeps arching its back, you can feed the cat calcium tablets to improve this situation.
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