Depressed cats generally do not have a fever. The symptoms of depression in cats are generally lack of energy and loss of curiosity about everything. Even the owner's teasing and feeding show no interest. Some cats will lick their fur non-stop. This means that the cat is very stressed and mentally unstable at this time.

Solutions to cat depression:

1. Enough company. The cat's depression may be due to lack of companionship. The owner should spend more time with the cat and engage in interactive games to make it feel happy and safe.

2. Get more sun. If your cat's depression is related to seasonal changes, light therapy may help curb winter depression.

3. Drug treatment. Medication is often considered a last resort for treating depression in cats because the possible side effects can be severe.