It is abnormal for a cat to breathe 60 times a minute. The normal breathing rate should be 30 to 40 times a minute. Parents should find out the cause of the cat’s shortness of breath in time. Strenuous exercise, too hot weather, etc. can affect the cat’s respiratory system. Abnormalities will cause the cat to breathe faster, and parents should analyze the reasons for the cat's behavior based on the actual situation.

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When cats are sick, they usually have low energy, abnormal diet, reluctance to move, and slow response to external stimuli.