Spotting signs of cat constipation early, such as straining in the litter box, is crucial for timely intervention.

Ensure your cat stays hydrated. Dehydration can contribute to constipation, so offer fresh water and wet food.

Feed your cat a diet with adequate fiber to promote regular bowel movements. Consult your vet for guidance.

Encourage gentle exercise through play to stimulate your cat's digestive system and prevent constipation.

Discuss with your vet about using cat-safe laxatives or supplements to relieve constipation when needed.

Regular veterinary check-ups can detect and address underlying issues that may contribute to constipation.

Minimize stress in your cat's environment, as stress can lead to digestive problems, including constipation.