Causes of kitten diarrhea:

1. Cat gastroenteritis is usually accompanied by diarrhea and vomiting. The cat’s mental state is not good, the body is emaciated, and the feces It is black-green bloody stool with a fishy odor.

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

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 is what we call feline distemper. This is a malignant cat infectious disease, and its symptoms include blood in the stool.

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

6. Cats like to bite things randomly and may swallow some needles, threads, plastics, etc. without knowing it. These foreign objects will get stuck in the esophagus or cause blood in the stool after entering the stomach.

Solutions for kittens with diarrhea:

1. It is recommended to let the kitten’s stomach rest first, that is, fasting, usually for 12 to 24 hours. , depending on the situation, fasting and water.

2. To resume eating after fasting, remember to give him the food he originally ate first, do not change brands and types, and just eat small amounts with frequent meals. It is generally recommended to give him dry feed first. Wait until the situation improves before giving cans.

3. The cat may have worms in its belly. It is recommended to take the feces for testing. If there are worms, just take some deworming medicine. If you have diarrhea, if you take the deworming medicine, go to the hospital. The main thing is to rule out any other problems. Take the kitten's poop to the veterinarian with the kitten and have it carefully examined.