Vitamins are very important to cats, and a deficiency of any one of them can have serious negative effects on their bodies. Vitamin A deficiency occurs when cats don't have enough vitamin A in their bodies.

The main reasons for this problem are as follows:

The nutrients in the food are not balanced, Can provide sufficient vitamin A;

The demand for vitamin A increases greatly during the lactation period or kitten period of cats;

Some diseases with abnormal metabolism occur, which inhibits the production of vitamin A. Absorption;

When cats have some infectious respiratory diseases, the vitamin A stored in the liver will be greatly reduced, and the above conditions will induce vitamin A deficiency.

Don't underestimate this disease, the cat's vision will be affected, and night blindness or dry eye may occur. The resistance of the skin and hair is also reduced, and dermatitis is prone to occur. In severe cases, nerves can also be damaged, resulting in paralysis of skeletal muscles. In addition, vitamin A deficiency can also affect the cat's reproductive ability, resulting in deformed children or miscarriage. Even if kittens are born smoothly, they are prone to some congenital diseases, such as skeletal deformities, deafness, and ataxia.

If you want to treat vitamin A deficiency, you need to go to the hospital to inject vitamin A preparations, or take oral vitamin A supplements, and also symptomatic treatment for other diseases caused by the disease.

In daily life, the owner can properly feed the cat foods rich in vitamin A, such as animal liver, egg yolk, corn, etc. But pay attention to the frequency of feeding, once a week is enough.

Although diseases will inevitably occur in the process of raising pets, but as long as you face it positively and invest in treatment, I believe that babies will have a healthy body again.