When changing cat food, a small amount of new cat food should be added to the old cat food, so that the cat's stomach and intestines can slowly adapt to the new cat food. If the cat has soft stools, then the amount of new cat food needs to be appropriately reduced. Add the appropriate amount to allow the cat to adapt as much as possible, and then add more after the stool returns to normal.

What to do if a cat has diarrhea caused by changing food

Cats are very picky about what they eat. When it gets used to this taste of food, you suddenly change the taste for it. After it discovers that the taste is not right, some cats would rather go hungry than eat new food. Some cats may even suffer from diarrhea due to a sudden change of food. For this food change, you should first add a small amount of new food to the old food, and gradually increase the amount added every day. Then slowly replace the old cat food.

Cat gastrointestinal problems are fragile and sensitive. Improper feeding by pet owners, sudden changes in cat food, spoiled ingredients in cat food, etc. will all lead to gastrointestinal problems such as indigestion in cats, among which diarrhea is one of the symptoms. If the situation is not very serious, you can give the cat some Petting Pain to relieve the symptoms of cat diarrhea. Then observe the cat's condition more.

If you do not take your cat for deworming regularly, parasites in the cat's body will also cause the cat to have diarrhea, vomiting, and poor appetite. In this regard, you can take the cat to the pet hospital for a fecal examination, and then deworm the cat internally.

If a cat catches a cold, it will also cause diarrhea. For this, you can keep the cat warm and give it some cat nutrition. In addition, feline enteritis or feline distemper can also cause diarrhea in cats. If the pet owner finds that the cat’s mental state is not right, he should take the cat to the pet hospital for examination.