Symptoms of poor gastrointestinal problems in cats:

1. Loss of appetite: If the cat continues to have a loss of appetite and does not like to eat, it is very likely that the cat has gastrointestinal discomfort. Cats love to eat. Generally, cats will eat unless there are any special circumstances.

2. Diarrhea: If a cat has diarrhea, it probably means that the cat has a bad gastrointestinal condition. If the food a cat eats lacks certain vitamins or trace elements, the cat will suffer from diarrhea and strange food. Try not to feed your cat food you have prepared yourself, as it is easy for the food to lack the nutrients your cat needs.

3. Vomiting: If there is some clearly visible food in the cat’s vomit, it is most likely because the cat ate too quickly, which put too much burden on the stomach and caused indigestion. . Or there are certain ingredients in the food that cause the cat’s gastrointestinal sensitivity. It is very important to choose the correct cat food for the cat.

Causes of poor gastrointestinal problems in cats:

1. The cat suddenly changes to a new environment, causing a stress response in the body.

2. The cat has eaten unclean or irritating food, causing gastrointestinal discomfort.

3. Cats often lick their fur, which causes excess hair to accumulate in the intestines. The owner can take the cat to the hospital for relevant examinations to learn the specific reasons.