The feces of a healthy cat should be brown or khaki. The feces excreted by a healthy cat should be moderately soft and hard, with a certain degree of firmness and moisture.

However, when a cat becomes sick, the condition of its feces will change. For example, sometimes there are blood stains in a cat’s feces, which means that the cat may be infected with intestinal parasites; or is infected with enteritis; or the anus is injured or infected; or the cat has leukopenia. disease.

Sometimes, a cat’s feces will appear yellow, and this may be mainly due to the imbalance of bacteria in the cat’s intestines. If it is also accompanied by diarrhea, it is likely to be caused by coccidia; when a cat’s feces turns white Sometimes, the bacteria in the body may be seriously uneven and the intestines may be inflamed. In this case, you must take the cat to the doctor in time.

At the same time, the cat's poop may also be dry and hard. Clinical studies have found that this situation means that the amount of fiber the cat drinks on weekdays is too little, and the digestive peristalsis of the gastrointestinal tract is abnormal, leading to the cat's indigestion and metabolic disorders. In severe cases, it may occur Constipation, or even poisoning and illness.

Sometimes cats will have diarrhea. This is generally caused by cats catching a cold, indigestion, or enteritis. Faced with such a situation, parents cannot ignore it. It is also important to take the cat to the doctor as soon as possible.