Preventing Gastroenteritis in Cats To prevent cats from suffering from gastroenteritis, it is very important to take preventive measures. Pay attention to the cat's daily diet, do not feed the cat too much food, and pay attention to the quality and storage of cat food. In daily life, do not feed cats food that they cannot eat, and deworm cats regularly.

The main reason why cats suffer from gastrointestinal diseases is caused by overeating, or accidentally eating rotten, indigestible irritating substances or things containing harmful chemicals. If the deworming and immunization work is not done well or the care is improper, Infectious diseases and parasitic diseases caused may also cause gastrointestinal diseases. Therefore, to prevent cats from suffering from gastrointestinal diseases, it is very important to take preventive measures in these aspects.

Usually, don’t feed your cat too much food at one time. Feed it regularly and quantitatively according to actual needs to prevent the cat from indigestion after eating too much. Do not feed chicken bones to cats as they can easily scratch the cat's stomach. When buying cat food, choose high-quality cat food to avoid harmful substances contained in inferior cat food from causing damage to the cat’s gastrointestinal tract. Cat food must be stored scientifically and classified to avoid cross-infection after food spoilage. Once spoiled food is found, it must be cleaned up in time.

When feeding cats on weekdays, pay attention to the dietary taboos of cats. Do not feed onions, peppers and other foods that cats cannot eat. Carry out deworming work for cats on a regular basis, and avoid cats from coming into contact with items used daily at home, such as insecticides, paints, flower fertilizers, etc.