How to deal with diarrhea in kittens:

1. If a kitten has diarrhea, it should eat and drink nothing. You can feed it some probiotics to help regulate its stomach, and then treat it again. Feed your cat some light, easily digestible liquid food. Generally, cats will return to normal soon. If the cat still has diarrhea, it is suspected that it is caused by an infectious disease, and it is recommended to go to the hospital for a check-up.

2. Diarrhea in kittens may also be due to infection with intestinal parasites. Newborn kittens need to be dewormed regularly, so it is best for the owner to take the kitten to the pet hospital for a fecal examination. Once it is diagnosed with parasitic infection, it should be dewormed in time.

Precautions for kittens with diarrhea:

1. Kittens with diarrhea should keep warm

Little kittens have poor ability to regulate their own temperature. Poor kittens usually rely on the mother cat to keep warm, while kittens without the mother cat are more likely to catch cold and have diarrhea, especially in spring and summer, when the temperature difference between day and night is large, they are more likely to catch cold. The scavenger should pay attention to keeping warm. Even if the weather is hot, do not let the kitten lie directly on the floor to touch the ground. Put a soft cushion and place a small blanket in the cat's nest to prevent the kitten's abdomen from getting cold. Do not place the cat's nest in a windy place, and do not take a bath within three months.

2. Kittens with diarrhea need to be fed probiotics to regulate their bowels

You can add some probiotics to goat milk to regulate their intestines and stomach, and use a syringe to remove the air before feeding. Goat milk can help kittens restore their gastrointestinal health. The temperature should be warm. It is best to test the temperature with the inside of your wrist and let the kitten lie prone on your lap for feeding. Be careful not to feed milk. Cats' intestines and stomach cannot digest milk, and they will develop lactose intolerance. In severe cases, they may even suffer from diarrhea and dehydration.

3. Do not bathe kittens if they have diarrhea

Try not to bathe kittens under 3 months old. Catches with colds and diarrhea are mild, and severe cases may even lead to death. If the kitten has diarrhea and is accompanied by other symptoms such as lack of energy, it should seek medical treatment in time.