It is not normal for cats to have blood in their poop. Under normal circumstances, the feces excreted by cats should be shaped, moderately soft and yellow-brown. If blood is found in the stool and it is blood, it generally indicates that there is some abnormality in the large intestine near the anus. Actual bleeding can also be caused by a variety of problems. The most common cause of bloody stools in young cats is parasite infection, but in older cats, bloody stools can also be a sign of cancer. It is recommended that the owner take the cat to the hospital for a comprehensive examination in time to detect the cause of the disease as early as possible and provide symptomatic treatment.

Causes of cats with bloody stools:

1. First check for infectious diseases. Feline distemper virus, feline coronavirus, etc. can cause diarrhea and blood in cats. You need to go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

2. Indigestion. Cats who eat too much or have unsuitable food are prone to indigestion. The color and smell of their poop are normal and have little impact, but occasionally there will be blood in their poop.

3. Constipation. 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 to a certain extent, resulting in blood in the cat's stool.

4. Swallowing foreign bodies. Cats like to bite things randomly, and they may swallow some needles, threads, plastics, etc. without knowing it. These foreign objects will get stuck in the esophagus or enter the stomach, causing the cat to vomit, anorexia, and also cause intestinal obstruction. If these foreign objects If a foreign object scratches the cat's gastrointestinal tract, it will cause damage and cause bleeding, which will cause the cat to have blood in his stool.