Eating problems, incorrect food replacement methods, cats eating too much or too fast, cats eating too greasy food; parasite infection is also one of the reasons why cats have soft stools; allergies, caused by cats accidentally eating some foods that cats are not allowed to eat. Cat gastrointestinal allergies; emotional problems, cats feeling nervous and restless; intestinal diseases, gastroenteritis and other intestinal diseases.

Eating problems

There are three types of soft stools caused by cats’ dietary problems: it may be because the owner does not follow the “7-day food change method” when changing the cat’s food, which will cause the cat’s gastrointestinal discomfort; it may be because the cat eats Eating too much food or eating food too quickly will cause the cat to have soft stools; giving the cat too greasy food or cat food will cause it to have soft stools.

Infection with parasites

Infection with parasites is also one of the reasons why cats have loose stools, but it is not necessarily caused by this. When the owner finds that the cat has loose stools and cannot find other reasons for this for a long time, he or she must consider whether the cat has loose stools. Soft stool caused by parasite infection.

Allergies

Another reason is that the cat is allergic to a certain plant in the owner's home. At this time, the owner should observe whether there are any plants added to the home that the cat has not been exposed to. It may also be because the cat has eaten it by mistake. The cat is not allowed to eat it. Some foods cause gastrointestinal allergies in cats, so owners must understand the foods that cats cannot eat.

Emotional issues

It may be that the cat is changing to a new environment and feels nervous and uneasy. When a cat has such emotions, it can easily lead to gastrointestinal discomfort and imbalance of intestinal flora, causing the cat to have loose stools.

Intestinal diseases

When a cat suffers from gastroenteritis and other intestinal diseases, it will also cause the cat to have soft stools. However, cats are usually accompanied by vomiting due to intestinal diseases, so the poop scooper must pay attention to the cat’s eating habits. .