How to deal with cats getting angry? Cats are one of the common pets in our lives, and their cute appearance and unique personality make people love them.

However, even the healthiest cats can get sick for a variety of reasons, one of which is getting angry.

So, what should you do when your cat gets angry? Fever refers to excessive metabolites in the cat's body, which causes an imbalance in the acid-base balance in the body, causing a series of discomfort symptoms.

When a cat gets angry, it will show thirst, loss of appetite, red eyes, dry mouth, dry tongue, and even symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, and fever.

In fact, getting angry is not a particularly serious disease, but if it is not dealt with in time, it will further affect the health of the cat.

So, when you find that your cat is getting angry, don’t panic, and take some measures to help it recover.

So, let's see what methods can help cats relieve their fever.

First, it is very important to develop a reasonable diet plan in terms of daily diet.

Provide it with refreshing and slightly cool foods as much as possible, such as glutinous rice porridge, winter melon soup, tomatoes, etc.

However, it should be noted that when feeding cats, the amount and quality of food should be properly controlled to avoid burdening the gastrointestinal tract.

Second, it is also very important to replenish cats in time.

You can provide it with more water, green tea, boiled water, etc. to maintain the humidity in the cat.

Third, if a cat finds constipation, you can use some methods to moisten the intestines to help it defecate smoothly.

For example, you can give it some boiled water and feed it some intestinal moisturizer food, such as cucumbers, tomatoes, etc.

Fourth, be sure to provide a comfortable living environment for cats and avoid long-term high temperature environments. You can turn on air conditioners, electric fans, etc. appropriately.

Fifth, in terms of treatment, some Chinese herbal medicines can be used to help cats recover.

For example, Chinese herbal medicines such as cockscomb, forsythia, and honeysuckle that have the effect of clearing heat and detoxifying can help cats recover their vitality.

In short, when we find that cats are getting angry, don’t panic, and take some measures to help cats recover.

Pay more attention to daily diet, living environment, health care and treatment, and I believe that our kittens will soon be able to return to a healthy state.