Cat diarrhea is not necessarily caused by feline plague. Usually, cats suffering from gastroenteritis, pancreatitis, and feline distemper virus will cause symptoms of diarrhea. First of all, if it is caused by gastroenteritis, it needs to be treated with anti-inflammatory drugs and treated with pet-specific probiotics. Secondly, if it is caused by pancreatitis, you need to use anti-inflammatory drugs and feed the cat pancreatitis prescription food. Finally, if it is caused by feline distemper virus, treatment such as viral interferon is required.

What are the causes of cats with yellow water:

1. Gastroenteritis. It is not recommended to treat cat enteritis and gastritis by yourself. Many antibiotics have side effects, so it is best for professionals to give injections and control the dosage.

2. Cat plague. If the cat's diarrhea is caused by feline plague, it needs to be treated with viral interferon and other treatments.

3. Indigestion and eating the wrong things. For indigestion and eating the wrong things, you can feed probiotics. On the one hand, it can replenish beneficial intestinal bacteria and promote intestinal peristalsis and digestion. It can also eliminate harmful intestinal bacteria, maintain normal intestinal function, and improve vomiting and diarrhea.

4. Parasites. If the cat's mental and physical conditions are relatively good, deworming can be carried out directly. If the cat is very weak, it is better to feed it some food that is easy to digest and absorb, and then deworm it after nourishing the body.

5. Pancreatitis. The diarrhea may be caused by feline pancreatitis, and biochemical testing is required. If it is pancreatitis, specific medicines are needed.

6. Hairy bulb syndrome. Cats love to lick their fur and have hair balls, which can cause gastrointestinal irritation and vomit yellow water and foam. It is recommended to feed cat grass or hair removal cream to help expel hair balls and gradually improve and prevent the formation of hair balls.