Ten warning signs of feline depression include: unusual temperament, severe hair loss, aggressive behavior, frequent licking, biting, loss of interest in play, easy fatigue, sleep disturbances, infrequent or no heat cycles, decreased appetite and weight, pessimistic mood, and lack of self-confidence.
Early signs of feline depression
Cats suffering from depression may exhibit several symptoms: First, abnormal temperament and aggressive behavior. Second, frequent panting and significant hair loss. Third, they may engage in extreme behaviors, such as urinating everywhere in the house.
Fourth, the cat may frequently lick a certain part of its body. Fifth, the cat may exhibit strange behavior, such as a tendency to bite things. Sixth, the cat shows no interest in its owner's attempts to amuse it.
Seventh, the cat experiences sleep disturbances such as insomnia and early awakening. Eighth, the cat's libido decreases, and it almost never goes into heat again. Ninth, the cat's appetite decreases significantly, and it loses weight. Tenth, the cat becomes insecure, prone to pessimism, and easily feels tired.
