What diseases do cats get easily in spring?

In spring, there will be some changes in the physiological activities and behaviors of cats. Therefore, in the management of raising cats, we should also take corresponding measures according to these changes in the four seasons to take good care of cats reasonably and ensure their healthy growth.

Spring is the best season for cats to mate and reproduce. Both male and female cats go out frequently, wander around and choose good partners. Female cats in estrus show anxiety, loss of appetite, some roll on the ground, and make a louder cry than usual at night, commonly known as "cats call for spring" to attract male cats.

Cats that are usually kept at home are often easy to get lost at this time and are prone to some unexpected injuries. Male cats often get hurt when they compete for female cats.

Therefore, we should strengthen the care of cats in spring to prevent them from fleeing. In order to grasp the cat's season and satisfy the cat's desire for courtship, the cat owner should help the cat find a mate and make a purposeful pairing. This can not only prevent the cat from escaping and getting lost, but also prevent injury, and can also obtain ideal offspring according to the wishes of the cat owner.

The sunny Spring Festival is also the season for cats to change their hair. In winter, cats shed their thick winter hair and put on thinner spring hair. In addition, the temperature is getting warmer and the cat's skin pores are opening. At this time, you should always comb the cat's hair and pay attention to keeping the cat's fur and skin clean. Otherwise, various microorganisms and ectoparasites will breed on the cat's skin, causing skin itching and inflammation.

In addition, the fur and dander shed by the cat are scattered on the bed, sofa, clothes and carpet, which leads to the unclean environment of the master bedroom. Therefore, in the Spring Festival hair changing season, cats should be groomed frequently to keep their fur and skin clean and prevent skin diseases.