When pets get sick, it always causes concern for their owners. But how can you tell if your cat is feeling unwell?

It is enough to carefully monitor her to identify these signs of the disease.

Some diseases go unnoticed or become chronic, making them difficult to detect even for the most caring and attentive owners. These signs include vomiting, changes in weight and appetite, and fatigue.

To identify any health problems with your cat, it’s important to have regular checkups and contact your veterinarian if you notice any warning signs. This is especially important after 7 years, when it is recommended to take blood and urine tests. This will help identify diseases in the early stages and prevent their development.

Diseases may also present with unusual symptoms. For example, if your cat suddenly stops using the litter box, becomes overly active, doesn’t want to play with you, or shows unreasonable aggression, this could indicate urinary problems such as infections, hormonal disorders or diabetes.