The reasons why cats have a little blood in their soft stools at the end:

1. Cat diarrhea is caused by infectious diseases, such as feline distemper and feline coronavirus. This situation is accompanied by Cats with symptoms such as loss of appetite, lethargy, vomiting, etc. If the cat has not been fully vaccinated, the chance of being infected by the virus is particularly high. It is recommended to check for feline plague first, and then consider other causes of bloody diarrhea one by one. If the owner is not sure To determine the condition of the disease, it is recommended to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

2. Diarrhea and bleeding caused by indigestion. In this case, the owner needs to stop diarrhea and feed the cat some probiotics to regulate the stomach.

3. Parasitic infection in the body can also easily lead to diarrhea and bleeding in cats. The parasites that commonly cause soft stool bleeding in cats are coccidia or trichomonas. It is best to go to a pet hospital for a fecal examination. If it is caused by parasites, deworming should be carried out as soon as possible. It is not recommended that owners blindly use medication at home. This will interfere with the doctor's diagnosis and may also put the cat's life in danger.

The solutions to a cat’s soft stool with a little blood at the end are:

1. Internal parasite infestation. Consider whether to deworm the cat regularly. If not, give the cat deworming medicine, and then add probiotics to adjust the intestinal flora.

2. Cat plague. Consider whether the cat has been vaccinated. If not, observe whether the cat has intractable vomiting and inflammatory secretions from the mouth, nose and eyes. If so, take the cat to the hospital to detect feline plague and provide symptomatic treatment.