After the cat has been dewormed and has diarrhea, it is necessary to adjust the feeding. It should be fed regularly and quantitatively to avoid being full and hungry. Cats that have diarrhea after deworming should choose suitable cat food. Avoid feeding high-fat and salt-rich foods and choose a low-fat and high-quality natural cat food. Appropriately increase the amount of cooked meat, cooked egg yolks, fruits and vegetables, and other foods, combined with probiotic conditioning.

If a cat still has loose stools after being dewormed, it should be considered that there is a problem with the cat's gastrointestinal tract itself, which is mostly caused by improper feeding of the feces. It is best to feed cats regularly and quantitatively, and do not feed them when you think about it. "One meal when hungry, one meal when full" will put a burden on the cat's gastrointestinal tract and form a glass stomach. A cat’s daily food intake is determined based on the cat’s age (months) and weight. You can use the specified amount marked on the cat food package as the standard. In daily life, try not to feed snacks to cats. If they must eat them, then they must reduce the cat food.

Poop scrapers should avoid feeding cats high-fat and salt foods, and choose a low-fat, high-quality natural cat food. In addition to feeding cat food, there are also a variety of staple foods to choose from, including canned staple cat food and homemade cat food. Rice is a very good choice. According to the physical condition of your cat, you can slowly find out the staple food suitable for your cat. And you can appropriately increase the amount of cooked meat, cooked egg yolks, fruits and vegetables and other foods.

If the feces scraper finds that the cat has obvious gastrointestinal problems, he should prepare some probiotics to condition the cat's gastrointestinal tract and feed the cat appropriately, which can play a certain role in improving the cat's gastrointestinal problem; be careful to choose pet-specific probiotics.