Cats are generally afraid of sudden sounds. Cats are very sensitive to the environment. If abnormal noises suddenly appear, they will be frightened, such as firecrackers, gunfire barking, firecrackers, thunder, decibel-high speaking, screaming, knocking, etc. The cat is very brave and can easily cause cats to have stress reactions when suddenly stimulating.
If the cat is mildly stressed, you can first transfer it to a familiar and closed environment, put catnip, pheromones, played toys and other items, and then let the cat be alone for a while, and do not cause any irritation to it. Otherwise, the symptoms of excessiveness will be more serious. After the cat is calm, the owner will comfort it by gently touching it.
If the cat has symptoms of vomiting and diarrhea, you can feed probiotics to regulate the stomach and intestines. However, if the cat has severe stress and has symptoms such as depression and anorexia, it must be sent to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid the cat's abdominal transmission, urinary abdomen, liver failure and other diseases after severe stress.