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What does anxiety look like in cats?

Many cats show symptoms of anxiety. These signs can range from mild to severe. They might be frequent or situational. Signs of anxiety in cats might include (but are not limited to):

  • Salivation
  • Vocalization
  • Excessive grooming
  • Hiding
  • Restlessness
  • Pacing
  • Trembling
  • Inappetence
  • Hypervigilance
  • Pupil dilation
  • Aggression
  • Staring
  • Freezing
  • Trying to escape
  • Hair standing up
  • Holding ears back
  • Avoiding eye contact

What causes cat anxiety?

Cat anxiety can come from a number of sources, including:

  • Trauma
  • Pain
  • Illness
  • Anxiety
  • Separation anxiety
  • Inadequate socialization

How can I help my anxious cat?

To understand how to help a cat with anxiety, it’s a good idea to determine the source of the problem. Once you’ve worked with your veterinarian to find the cause(s) and rule out any underlying medical conditions, it’s time to decide on a solution for your cat’s anxiety. Your vet might recommend behavior modification, supplements, or changes to your cat’s environment. Your vet can also work with you to choose the best cat anxiety treatment for your cat’s needs.

Your veterinarian will listen to your concerns and assess your cat’s health. After making recommendations for other anxiety treatment solutions, your vet may also start your cat on a prescription medication. Using anxiety meds can help cats deal with their anxiety more effectively.

What cat anxiety medications does Allivet carry?

Allivet offers a number of vet-recommended, top-quality medications to help your cat deal with their anxiety. Just a few of the many options include:

  • Fluoxetine - Available as an oral suspension, tablet, or capsule, this antianxiety medication offers cats antidepressant relief. It is particularly useful for cats with obsessive-compulsive behavior.
  • Amitriptyline - This tricyclic antidepressant medication treats specific behavioral problems in cats, including urinating outside the litter box, spraying, and other anxiety-related signs.
  • Buspirone - This medication is effective for long-term anxiety management or for short-term symptomatic relief of your cat’s anxiety issues.
  • Mirtazapine - This helpful medication can be administered to cats to treat moderate to severe depression, which is a concerning sign of anxiety.
  • Clonidine HCL - This effective option can be used as an anti-anxiety medication for cats suffering from problems like separation anxiety, aggression, or phobias.
  • Doxepin - This frequently-prescribed medication treats anxiety-related disorders and depression in cats.

Allivet also carries a number of over-the-counter cat anxiety medications and products, including Zylkene, the NurtureCALM Pheromone Collar, VetriScience Composure Chews, HomeoPet Anxiety Relief, Feliway products, and more.

Choose Allivet for all your prescription and over-the-counter cat anxiety medications, along with any other prescriptions, supplements, and pet products you might need! Allivet offers top-quality products at the best prices you’ll find anywhere.