What to do if a cat twitches

Cat convulsions are generally caused by calcium deficiency, neurological diseases, epilepsy, poisoning, parasites, or lack of trace elements. If a cat often convulses, it is best to take the cat to the pet hospital to check the cause, and then carry out treatment. Sexual treatment; if the convulsions are not serious, you can supplement the cat with nutrients such as calcium and trace elements, let the cat get more sun, and it will be relieved after a while.
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