The main way to determine if a cat has overeaten is to check the degree of its abdominal distension. If the abdomen is very distended and feels tense, it indicates that the cat has overeaten. Long-term overeating is detrimental to a cat's health, causing indigestion and gastrointestinal discomfort in mild cases, and acute gastroenteritis, bloating, and diarrhea in severe cases. If a cat exhibits serious clinical symptoms due to overeating, it is recommended to take it to a veterinary hospital for further treatment as soon as possible.
When feeding your cat, it is recommended to adopt a scientific and reasonable feeding method. If your cat does not know how to control its eating, it is recommended to feed it in fixed quantities and at fixed times. During the feeding process, you should provide plenty of clean drinking water, which will help your cat feel full.
