Cats with diarrhea can drink goat milk. Cat diarrhea will take away most of the water in the body, which may lead to dehydration, and diarrhea will reduce the cat's appetite. Goat milk is a relatively easy-to-digest food and is also helpful for the cat's gastrointestinal tract. It can replenish water and energy for the cat. If the cat has diarrhea after drinking goat milk powder, it is best not to feed it again.

Causes of cat diarrhea:

1. The food is not clean. When cats eat unclean, expired, and low-quality food for a long time, it will cause cats to suffer from frequent diarrhea due to gastrointestinal discomfort.

2. Cold. The weather temperature changes greatly, and cats are prone to catching colds. The accompanying symptoms are runny nose, sneezing, and diarrhea.

3. Foreign bodies in the intestines and stomach. Because foreign objects irritate the cat's intestines and are not removed for a long time, diarrhea occurs.

4. Infection with viruses. Typical cases include parvovirus and feline distemper virus. Symptoms include elevated body temperature, listlessness, not eating or drinking, and repeated diarrhea.

5. Stress response. Cats changing to a new environment, eating new cat food, changes in weather, or catching cold or heat can all cause stress diarrhea.

6. Lack of fat-soluble vitamins. Fat-soluble vitamin deficiencies, trace element deficiencies, and pathogenic microorganisms can all cause diarrhea.

7. Eat greasy food. Cats’ gastrointestinal tract is very fragile. Cats that eat too greasy food or irritating food can easily cause loose stools.