The respiratory rate of cats is generally around 40. When the weather is hot, the respiratory rate will increase, and when the weather is cold, the respiratory rate will decrease. If the respiratory rate exceeds 40, parents should pay attention to whether the cat has any symptoms. Other symptoms, if not present, may be rapid breathing caused by shock.

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The cat breathes from the chest and abdomen. If it breathes from one side alone, it may be sick, and parents should pay attention to see a doctor.