Cats Shaking: Possible Causes and What to Do

Part 1: Understanding the Reasons Behind a Shaking Cat

Cats may tremble for a variety of reasons:

1. Unfamiliar environments can cause cats to become anxious, leading to tension and wholebody tremors as they struggle to relax.

2. Encountering a dangerous foe can also trigger trembling in cats, out of fear.

3. In the cold, inadequate warmth in the surroundings can make cats shiver with the cold.

4. Factors such as overheating, pain, and other issues can all contribute to a cat's shaking.

5. One of the symptoms of illness in cats can be wholebody tremors.

Should a cat exhibit not only shaking but also other signs of illness, it is crucial to take them to a veterinary clinic immediately for a thorough examination. Identifying the cause and providing targeted treatment is essential for alleviating the shaking and ensuring the cat's swift recovery to good health.

Part 2: Caring for a Shaking Cat

1. It's important to keep a sick cat warm. Ensure they are not exposed to drafts, especially through open doors or windows. Regularly change their bedding, and if necessary, place a warm water bottle inside their nest. Keep a close eye on their condition, and seek veterinary assistance immediately if their symptoms worsen or become unusual.

2. A lack of appetite is a common issue among sick cats. Even if a cat doesn't eat solid food, they rarely starve. However, vomiting and diarrhea can lead to severe dehydration, which can be fatal. Therefore, it's essential to provide the cat with a nutritious liquid diet. If the cat is unable to eat on its own, use a teaspoon to feed them. Throughout the illness, offer 1 to 3 teaspoons of liquid food at a time to supplement their nutrition.

For more information on the reasons behind a cat's intermittent trembling, click on "What Causes Intermittent Shaking in Cats?"