Cat's anxiety can cause him to behave erratically, such as peeing indoors, chewing his sweater, scratching, and even causing extreme tension when grooming. Cats are depressed for many reasons, usually because of illness, pain or fear; or because of some change in home life, such as the addition of a baby or a new pet, which can He is affected, causing depression; cats that have lost their owners are even worse.

British Shorthair

1. Anxious cats

Anxious cats appear nervous, crouching low on the ground, some panting or losing their hair, and their muscles are tense , dilated pupils, these are common symptoms of anxious cats.

2. Aggressive behavior

A normally gentle and affectionate cat will suddenly change his temperament, scratching and biting at his loving owner. There must be a reason for this abnormal performance. Most likely the cat is feeling unwell and should be taken to the veterinarian. Sometimes cats and cats will vent out indiscriminately because they are bored, scratch furniture, and bite clothes.

3. Indoor signage site

Some changes in his daily life, or the addition of a new cat to the house, can trouble him , is suppressed. In this case, he would ejaculate in the house. The wet area should be cleaned with a disinfectant solution to remove the cat's odor and prevent him from running back to the same place to ejaculate.

4. Nervous Grooming

Some cats will be overly picky about their fur when they are stressed, for no reason. A certain part kept licking and chewing. This condition often leads to dermatitis, eczema and even baldness. In response to the cat's performance, the veterinarian will make him take sedatives to relieve his anxiety and depression.

5. Chews

Certain Oriental cats, especially Siamese and Burmese, are sometimes particularly fond of Bite wool sweaters or other knitted clothing. This reversion to kittenhood is also the result of some kind of repression.