Causes of bloody stools in kittens:

1. Cats who eat too much or have inappropriate food are prone to indigestion. The color and smell of their stools are normal. The effect is not big, but occasionally there will be blood in the stool.

2. Cats are infected with trichomonas, coccidia and other parasites in their intestines, causing intestinal bleeding, resulting in symptoms of bloody metabolites during defecation.

3. If the cat often eats food with strong taste and irritating gastrointestinal tract, it will cause great harm to the stomach. In this case, the stool will be blood-streaked.

4. If the cat is not dewormed regularly, the cat may be infected with parasites, causing blood in the stool.

5. Cats have been constipated for a long time. Because the feces is too dry and hard, it will cause anal fissures to a certain extent, resulting in blood in the feces.

Solutions to kittens with blood in their stools:

1. The owner can first feed the cat some probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal tract, and then observe whether the cat has other abnormal symptoms. If the cat If there are also symptoms such as listlessness, diarrhea, fever, vomiting, etc., then the owner needs to take the cat to the pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

2. Cat owners should pay attention to the cat’s diet when raising cats. Replace your cat with some fresh, easily digestible liquid food, and add some probiotics to its food to help protect your cat's gastrointestinal health.

3. Usually increase the cat’s water intake, or feed it some diluted goat milk powder to relieve the cat’s constipation.