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     • Body positions such as having their ears held back, tail tucked underneath them, hair standing on end, or eyes seeming wider than normal, are all signs of possible stress, anxiety or depression in cats.
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   How do I know if my cat is depressed?

   • If you notice that your cat is being more or less vocal than usual, then this may be a sign that there is something wrong. If your cat is making unhappy noises, these may sound low-pitched and mournful. Cats that are normally quite vocal, may become quieter and those that are normally quiet may become louder if suffering from depression.

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   • Depression in cats can spike a rise in aggression and reactiveness. Cats that are suffering from depression can become a lot more aggressive and can include aggressive behaviors such as hissing, biting, chasing and growling. How to Make Your Depressed Cat Happy?

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   Does my cat have a Kitty form of depression?

   • Cats can suffer from a kitty form of depression for various reasons. There are a few feline behavioral changes such as your cat sleeping more often, loss of appetite and loss of interest in play, that may be a sign that your cat has become depressed. Always seek veterinary advice if you notice changes in your cat’s behavior.

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   1 day ago · Symptoms #4. Aggression or Irritability. A typically calm cat showing sudden aggression or irritability may be experiencing anxiety. This change in demeanor can result from feeling threatened or uneasy. Watching for sudden behavioral shifts is crucial in identifying stress. Symptoms #5. Excessive Vocalization.

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   5 days ago · Cats, like other support animals, are amazing when it comes to anxiety. Their quiet purrs and soft fur help calm you down. That’s especially useful when you’re feeling all over the place. Cats are also incredibly intelligent about people’s feelings. They study our faces and listen to our voices.

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   5 days ago · It helps them stay active and sharp, reduces stress and anxiety, and can help prevent behavioral problems. You can provide mental stimulation for your cat in so many different and fun ways!

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   1 day ago · The Impact Anxiety & Stress Have on Pets. When a pet experiences stress or anxiety, several physiological and behavioral changes can occur. This could include their heart rate and blood pressure rising, causing them to become overly aggressive or submissive. Furthermore, it's worth noting that the accuracy of some diagnostic tests might be ...

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   2 days ago · They claim that their cats seem very fidgety and tend to pace around when looking for them. Most of these are observations seen on video recordings of a cat’s behavior in their owner’s absence ...

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   5 days ago · Body positions such as having their ears held back, tail tucked underneath them, hair standing on end, or eyes seeming wider than normal, are all signs of possible stress, anxiety or depression in cats.

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    2 days ago · Rescue Remedy combines five natural flower essences to relax and calm cats in stressful situations. I have used it during trips with my cat , and it worked well in conjunction with pheromones. The initial dose to calm a cat is 4 drops, but you can add more drops depending on the level of the cat’s stress.