Russian Blue Cat

　　For example, the eyes may show eye discharge, tearing, congestion, or appearance of the third eyelid. The nose may have thick nasal discharge, dryness, or sneezing. The ears may have black dirt, itching, or scratches. The mouth may have bad breath, drooling, or dental plaque. Chest breathing may be fast or short, with lumps. The abdomen may have lumps, dislike being held due to pain, or show pregnancy with a swollen belly. The anus may have diarrhea or constipation, parasites, frequent urination, or bleeding. The neck may form scabs. The limbs may have wounds or lumps, with abnormal gait. Cat fur and skin

　　may have wounds, scabs, hair loss, or dull fur.

　　Cats, like dogs, are very patient animals; they cannot speak, so owners must rely on observing changes in the cat’s body to judge health. Once changes are found, early detection and early treatment are essential. (Source：PetsZone)