There are many reasons why cats squat. First, the cat feels cold and uses this posture to keep itself warm. Second, cats are afraid of their owners cutting their nails. Third, cats find this posture very comfortable and are used to squatting. Fourth, cats use this posture to defend themselves so that they can escape at any time. Fifth, the cat is not feeling well and can relieve the pain in this way.

How to judge whether a cat is squatting because of illness:

1. You can touch the cat’s bladder to see if the cat’s bladder is swollen to hold in urine, or if the intestines Is it relatively hard? If the above situation occurs, take the cat to the hospital for examination immediately.

2. In addition to squatting, cats may also suffer from loss of appetite, lethargy, reduced exercise, licking the abdomen, or redness, swelling and inflammation at the urinary tract orifice.

3. If the cat shows repulsion when its belly is stroked, and there are abnormalities in energy, appetite, and defecation, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the hospital in time.