Ticks can actually be seen with the naked eye, and when a cat has a tick on its body, the skin will be itchy, red and swollen due to the bite, and the appetite and energy will be depressed, and the color of the urine will become darker, with some In some serious cases, anemia and frequent fevers may occur. This is mainly because ticks parasitize on the cat's skin and absorb a large amount of blood. Therefore, sometimes you will see black tumors on the cat's body. In fact, that is When a tick is full of blood, do not pull it out directly, because the sucker will remain in the cat's body. It is recommended to go to the hospital to inject the cat with anesthesia, and the tick will fall off naturally.