If the cat is dehydrated, it will be constipated or have hard stools, sunken eyes throughout, daily loss of appetite, lack of activity, dry skin and flaky hair, difficulty eating, obvious bad breath, little or no urination, etc. These are all symptoms of severe dehydration in cats. Dehydration can lead to a slow metabolism in cats, and may even lead to weakness and, in severe cases, death.

Severe dehydration in cats can cause electrolyte imbalance, pH The value changes, so it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time. It is treated by correcting electrolyte imbalance in the body, restoring PH value, and giving the cat an infusion to replenish energy and water. Do not water the cat casually, this will make the weak cat more uncomfortable.