The reasons why cats poop black:

1. The cat may have eaten dark food. The cat has recently changed its food and is in the adaptation period. The color will become darker.

2. The color of a cat’s feces will become darker after getting angry.

3. Cats with upper gastrointestinal bleeding and gastroenteritis will also have black poop.

4. Cats that eat too much greasy and spicy food will suffer from indigestion and produce black stools.

5. If a cat eats food with high iron and protein content, such as pig blood, pork liver, beef, etc., the color of its feces will turn black.

6. Cats have less moisture and vitality in their intestines, so they are prone to black dry poop.

7. The cat swallowed blood from an injured body part.

8. Cats infected with parasites, coagulation diseases, feline distemper, and tumor diseases will all have black stools.

9. Cats suffering from parvovirus infection, trichomonas, whipworms, coccidia, etc. will have black loose stools.

If a cat poops black, the owner should pay attention to:

1. The owner should pay attention to the daily diet of the cat, and do not feed the cat indigestible food to ensure that the cat Drink enough water, take appropriate supplements to aid digestion, and feed meat once a week.

2. If the cat has gastrointestinal bleeding, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for timely treatment. Excessive bleeding and prolonged bleeding can lead to anemia, shock and other conditions in the cat.

3. For cats with poor digestive ability, owners should feed them probiotics with yogurt or honey water to increase their intestinal peristalsis and promote healthy defecation.