Cat shock means that the blood circulation system cannot maintain normal physiological functions of the body, and symptoms such as lowered blood pressure and shortness of breath occur. However, if treated in time, cats can usually return to normal. The death of a cat means that all vital signs of the cat have disappeared, including breathing, heartbeat, body temperature, etc., which have stopped. It is a permanent state and cannot be revived.

Shock can cause hypotension and death in cats. The main causes of cat shock include allergic reactions, heart damage, sepsis, trauma, and blood loss. Overdose, toxins, dehydration, and spinal cord damage can cause a cat to die quickly if it goes into shock.