Is there any reason why a cat has high fever and convulsions?

Epilepsy is a common disease in cats, which may be related to the growth of direct relatives. Epilepsy in natural cats may be congenital or secondary. Cats with epilepsy often have convulsions, which requires their owners to be around to take care of them in real time. Moreover, if a cat with epilepsy is well controlled with medication, the cat's symptoms may not relapse for months or years. (Of course, this also needs to be determined by the specific condition). The following will introduce to you the reasons why cats have convulsions and fever.

Causes of convulsions and fever in cats

Cats have high fevers for the following reasons:

First, feel: bacteria, fungi, parasites, bacteria, rickettsiae, viruses.

Secondly, immune-mediated diseases: autoimmune dermatoses, drug reactions, granulomatous meningoencephalitis.

  1. General symptoms of immune deficiency: singular immune deficiency, non-miraculous immune deficiency, and secondary immune deficiency.

    Fourth, tumors: lymphoma, lymphoproliferative diseases, solid tumors.

  2. Structural injuries: surgery, trauma.

  3. The rest: metabolic bone abnormalities, pancreatitis, portosystemic shunt.

  4. Insufficient heat dissipation: heat stroke, general symptoms of fever.

  5. Reduced muscle circulation: occasional muscle fiber tremors and hypocalcic convulsions.

  6. Pathological hyperthermia: hyperthyroidism, hypothalamic lesions, malignant hyperthermia.

    Convulsions are a manifestation of the inability to communicate easily and are a pathological phenomenon of neuromuscular diseases. Under normal circumstances, cats will not have convulsions, but some special reasons may cause cats to twitch and have symptoms such as vomiting and coma. Cat lovers should give cats a good life in their daily lives. , making cats stronger. 


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