Cats with poor gastrointestinal problems often take probiotics or some antibiotics, but owners should not take antibiotics by themselves. There are many reasons for cats’ gastrointestinal problems. It may be pathological changes or the cat’s own weak resistance. When diarrhea occurs in the early stage, the owner can feed some probiotics first. If there is no relief, the owner is best to take the cat to the hospital for examination to see if the cat is suffering from diarrhea. Gastroenteritis or parasitic infection.

Methods to regulate the cat’s gastrointestinal tract:

1. Develop healthy eating habits. A good gastrointestinal tract needs to be well maintained and follow the principle of eating less and more meals. As a general rule, do not feed food that is not suitable for digestion. Don’t eat too many snacks, just use them as rewards, and don’t eat a certain brand of cat food for a long time.

2. Keeping warm must be done well, because gastrointestinal problems such as diarrhea are often caused by catching a cold. In the cold winter, you can add thick blankets to the nest. In addition, moderate exercise every day will help strengthen the cat’s own physical fitness and is also beneficial to gastrointestinal health.

3. Owners can usually supplement cats with some probiotics. Probiotics can not only regulate the cat’s gastrointestinal function, but also strengthen gastrointestinal function and accordingly reduce the occurrence of gastrointestinal problems.