Cats frothing may be feline plague, and may also be accompanied by symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, and blood in the stool. Foaming in cats may be due to indigestion. Probiotics can be fed appropriately to help regulate the condition. Foaming in cats may be caused by parasitic infection. Pay attention to regular deworming of cats.

Cats frothing may be caused by feline plague, and may also be accompanied by symptoms such as listlessness, loss of appetite, and blood in the stool. If you find that your cat has such an abnormality, you must take it to the hospital for treatment in time. The earlier cat plague is detected, the better the treatment effect.

If the cat has not eaten anything it shouldn’t have eaten, and is foaming at the mouth but still jumping around, then there may be a problem with the cat’s digestive system. There are many reasons that can affect the cat’s digestion. , but the main reason is that the cat eats too much. If you find that the cat suddenly eats a lot more food than before, it will definitely cause indigestion in the cat.

When there are parasites in a cat, it will also affect the cat’s digestive system, causing the cat to foam at the mouth. How to determine whether there are parasites in the cat? Owners need to think clearly about whether they have the habit of regularly deworming their cats. If the cat has not eaten anything it should not have eaten, and has not eaten a lot of food suddenly, then it is time to consider whether there are parasites in the cat's body.

Cats are very curious, and they don’t know what they can’t eat, which may even be life-threatening. If the owner is not careful, the cat may accidentally eat chocolate, onions, etc. and become poisoned. Cats cannot eat anything. Vomiting generally caused by food poisoning is also accompanied by symptoms such as diarrhea, enlarged pupils, and confusion.