The reasons why Garfield cats have bloody stools:

1. Cat’s gastroenteritis causes the excretion of fishy bloody stools, usually accompanied by diarrhea, vomiting, poor mental state and Physical emaciation.

2. Indigestion is easy to occur if you eat too much or if the food is not suitable. The color and smell of the stool are normal and have little impact, but occasionally there will be blood in the stool.

3. If a cat has been constipated for a long time, and the feces is too hard or too dry to defecate smoothly, it will cause anal fissure in the cat to a certain extent, resulting in blood in the cat's stool.

4. Feline parvovirus, also known as feline plague, is a malignant feline infectious disease. The symptoms include severe diarrhea, fishy and bloody stools, frequent vomiting, anorexia, and fever. , lack of energy, etc.

5. When a cat suffers from internal parasites, the parasites will disrupt the cat’s intestinal function, causing diarrhea, bloody stools, etc.

Methods to prevent Garfield cats from having bloody stools:

1. When the weather changes and the seasons change, you should pay attention to keeping the cat warm, and do not feed the cat overly irritating or cold food.

2. When changing food, adopt the seven-day food changing method and change food step by step so that the cat’s stomach and intestines can gradually adapt to the new food.

3. Regularly deworm and vaccinate, and maintain a clean environment at home.

4. Don’t put too much pressure on the cat to reduce the cat’s irritation response.