There may be several reasons for cats to have diarrhea and water:

1. The cat has eaten food that has expired and has gone bad, causing the cat to have diarrhea and water.

2. The cat’s diet is irregular. Overeating will lead to indigestion in the cat’s intestines and lead to diarrhea.

3. There are parasites in cats. Parasites can damage the cat’s intestines and absorb the cat’s nutrients, causing gastrointestinal indigestion and causing diarrhea.

How to protect the cat’s intestines and stomach are as follows:

1. Control food intake. The poop scooper thinks that the cat cannot absorb well, so he keeps feeding it. This approach is wrong, because the cat cannot digest well because the nutrients cannot be absorbed. Even if it eats a lot, it will not be absorbed, but it will aggravate the gastrointestinal tract. burden. Therefore, it is best to feed regularly and quantitatively and develop good eating habits to maintain the function of the gastrointestinal tract.

2. Adjust the diet structure. Cats with poor intestinal tracts are usually thin, so some parents think they should replenish their bodies, so they give cats all kinds of "big fish and meat", but this does not have much benefit. Cats cannot absorb it well and have to eat more food, which will put more burden on the gastrointestinal tract. Moreover, eating too many cans will easily lead to diarrhea, so they are usually given some cans at noon or at night. When it comes to choosing cat food, it’s best to choose smaller grains that are easier to digest. Jiusheng Zhenshi series cat food, 7mm × 7mm small particles, easy to swallow, 40% high protein content, does not contain allergenic ingredients such as grains and beans, and cats with gastrointestinal problems can also eat it with confidence.

3. Pay attention to drinking water. Try not to mix it with tap water. Relatively speaking, boiled water contains the most minerals, and it also has certain benefits for the cat's body. After boiling the water, let it cool down and then give it to the cat to drink. Always keep the cat with clean water to drink.

4. Supplement cats with prebiotics. Prebiotics can balance the microecological environment in the intestine. Compared with probiotics, prebiotics can stimulate the growth of beneficial bacteria without stimulating harmful bacteria with potential pathogenic or putrefactive activity, so prebiotics are very suitable for long-term intake by cats. .