There are many reasons for cats to tremble in fits and starts, such as:

Cold: When the external environment is too cold, cats may shiver due to a drop in body temperature. This is a normal physiological reaction. As long as cats are provided with a warm environment in time, they will return to normal.

Fear or nervousness: Cats may tremble out of fear or nervousness when faced with threats from unfamiliar environments, strangers, or other animals. At this time, owners need to give cats enough comfort and care to help them relieve their tension.

Pain or discomfort: If cats feel pain or discomfort due to injury, disease or other reasons, they may also Symptoms of shivering may occur. At this time, owners need to carefully observe other symptoms of cats, such as loss of appetite, slow movement, etc., and take them to the veterinarian in time.

Nervous system diseases: Some cats may suffer from neurological diseases, such as epilepsy, which may cause cats to tremble involuntarily. If you suspect your cat has this disease, take them to a veterinarian as soon as possible for diagnosis and treatment.