The reasons why your cat may have a swollen abdomen and the importance of addressing this concern promptly.

Sometimes, overeating can lead to a temporary swollen abdomen in cats. Monitor your cat's eating habits and portion sizes.

Parasites like roundworms or tapeworms can cause abdominal swelling. Regular deworming and vet check-ups are essential.

If your cat is unspayed and shows other pregnancy signs, a swollen abdomen could indicate she's pregnant.

Inflammation or blockages in the GI tract can lead to abdominal swelling. Observe for vomiting or diarrhea.

 Fluid buildup due to organ dysfunction or heart issues can cause a swollen abdomen. Seek immediate veterinary attention

Abdominal tumors, benign or malignant, may lead to swelling. Consulting a vet is vital for diagnosis and treatment.