Generally speaking, cats eating hair-reducing cream will not cause diarrhea. The cause of diarrhea may be their own conditions. For example, the cat's gastrointestinal tract is relatively fragile, and the hair-removing cream contains certain substances that cause cats to have diarrhea. It is recommended that the owner immediately stop feeding the cat hair loss cream and use probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. If the cat still has diarrhea, the owner is advised to take the cat to the hospital for examination in time.

Methods to prevent and relieve cat diarrhea:

1. When the weather is relatively cold, the poop collector should pay attention to adding more clothes to the cat, giving the cat warm water to drink, and keeping the cat healthy. The cat's bed is warm and dry.

2. Remember to try not to let cats come into contact with dairy products. Even if cats like to shovel feces, please don’t be soft-hearted. Accidental ingestion may cause more serious diarrhea in cats. In addition, kittens should not eat meat before 3 months old, otherwise it will easily cause diarrhea.

3. Reduce the cat’s stress response and relieve the cat’s psychological pressure. The poop scraper can play with the cat more and use snacks to play interactive games with the cat, which can help the cat reduce stress.

4. Cats can be dewormed regularly about every six months to one year to avoid intestinal parasite infection. In addition, regular cleaning is required to improve the sanitation of the home.

5. Do not change cat food frequently. If it must be changed due to some factors, adopt a step-by-step approach and use the seven-day food change method: Day 1-2, 3/4 of the original cat food + 1 /4 new cat food, day 3-4, 1/2 original cat food + 50% new cat food, day 5-6, 1/4 original cat food + 3/4 new cat food, after 7 days, all New cat food.