The reasons why cats have blood in their stools:

1. Constipation: The physical and mental conditions are very good, but the defecation time is very long, and the stools are dry and hard, resulting in diarrhea. There is blood.

2. Parasites: The cat’s mental condition is average and the body is relatively thin. The main reason is that there are more parasites, which causes damage to the cat owner’s gastrointestinal mucosa and slight bleeding.

3. Swallowing foreign bodies: Eating some indigestible things, such as plastics, bones, and plastic bags, causing scratches on the digestive tract.

4. Gastroenteritis: Generally, hemorrhagic enteritis is the most common type, which is related to factors such as overeating, parasites, intestinal infections, etc., leading to blood in the stool.

5. Intestinal polyps: caused by long-term stimulation and chronic inflammation of the intestines. Cats with polyps are also prone to blood in their stools.

6. Food problems: For example, cat food contains excessive amounts of bacteria and aflatoxin, poor raw materials, chemical additives, allergens and other factors in cat food that cause damage to the cat’s intestinal health and cause loose stools and bloody stools.

Solutions for cats with blood in their stools:

1. Give your cat more water to prevent dry and hard stools. It is best to feed your cat something that is easy to digest and absorb. Cat food can also improve constipation.

2. Do a good job of deworming to prevent parasites from destroying the cat owner’s gastrointestinal health, damaging the intestinal mucosa, and causing bleeding.

3. Keep some small items at home that cats can easily eat by mistake, especially cats that are very curious and greedy. Pay more attention to preventing accidental eating.

4. Feed cats in a light and easy-to-digest manner, follow regular and quantitative feeding guidelines, do not let cats have the habit of overeating, and prevent cats from gastroenteritis, chronic gastroenteritis, intestinal polyps, etc. . If gastroenteritis is found, it should be treated and cared for promptly.

5. Cat food, canned food, and freeze-dried staple food are substandard, unhygienic, have excessive bacteria, and are moldy, which are all causes of bloody stools for cat owners. Therefore, we must carefully check the staple food that cats eat, and try to choose cat food that is nutritious, easy to digest, safe and qualified as the cat’s daily staple food.