Female cats often have diarrhea during lactation, which may be caused by indigestion, improper diet, colds, emotional anxiety, parasitic infection and other reasons. It is recommended that the owner carefully observes the cat's mental state and the frequency of diarrhea. If the cat's energy is acceptable and the frequency of diarrhea is relatively small, the cat can be fed probiotics for conditioning first. However, if the cat is in poor mental condition or has frequent diarrhea, it is recommended that the owner take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

1. Indigestion

Some female cats will overeat after giving birth, leading to indigestion and diarrhea. In this regard, the owner should adjust the cat's diet in time and feed it 2-3 times a day. Do not let it eat casually. In addition, you can also give the female cat some pet-specific probiotics orally to help stop diarrhea.

2. Improper diet

If the female cat is fed raw, cold, irritating, greasy or spoiled food during breastfeeding, her gastrointestinal tract will be irritated and may cause diarrhea. At this time, you need to fast and observe the cat for 12-24 hours as soon as possible. After the cat's diarrhea has stabilized, you can feed it some high-protein and easy-to-digest light liquid food, such as goat milk powder, crucian carp soup, minced meat porridge, etc. This will reduce the digestive burden on your cat.

3. Catch a cold

After giving birth, the female cat will be relatively weak and her resistance will decrease. If no measures to keep warm are taken, the female cat will catch a cold and develop a cold. I always have diarrhea. At this time, you need to keep the female cat warm first. Try not to let the cat blow on the air conditioner or fan. You can also put some blankets in the female cat’s cat nest to avoid letting the cat sleep on the cold floor, which may aggravate the cold. . In addition, owners can also give their cats some pet-specific nutrients, such as Meow Cleansing.

4. Emotional anxiety

Some female cats will be emotionally unstable after giving birth and are easily nervous and anxious, causing stress reactions and resulting in diarrhea. At this time, the owner needs to calm the cat's emotions and keep the cat in a quiet environment. During this period, the owner can also give the cat some pet-specific probiotics orally to help it relieve diarrhea.

5. Parasitic infection

If there are parasites in the female cat’s body, it will also cause the female cat to have frequent diarrhea, and parasites can also be seen in the female cat’s stool. Eggs or worms. However, it is not recommended to use anthelmintic drugs for cats during lactation, because some of the stronger drugs can be transmitted through milk.Give it to kittens, whose immunity is very poor and may cause vomiting, diarrhea, or even kidney failure. Therefore, if the cat is infected with internal parasites during lactation, it is recommended to wean the cat first, and then consult a pet doctor to choose targeted and safe deworming drugs.