1. Observe the behavior changes of cats: When cats have intestinal obstruction, they usually show symptoms such as frequent vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite and poor spirit. If you find that the cat has abnormal behavior changes, you must seek medical advice in time to avoid accidents.
2. Abdominal palpation: Cat intestines are generally caused by indigestion caused by eating undigested food, such as bones, stones, plastics, ropes and hairballs. In this case, you can touch the cat's stomach. If the cat shows discomfort, it may be intestinal obstruction.
3. Using imaging techniques such as B-ultrasound and DR: In clinic, imaging techniques such as B-ultrasound and DR are generally used to treat cat intestinal obstruction. If the cat owner can't judge whether the cat has intestinal obstruction by himself, he advocates taking the cat to the pet hospital for an impression check, which is also the safest way to check the specific situation of the cat.
The above is the method to judge whether the cat has intestinal obstruction, for reference only. For more information, please consult a professional pet doctor.