Cats that eat spoiled, rotten, or expired food can cause gastroenteritis, with blood and mucus at the end of their stools. In this regard, the owner can give the cat more warm water, seek medical examination in time, and replace it with fresh food in time. ​​​​​​

Cats’ gastrointestinal tract is very sensitive. If they eat too much at once or eat food that is difficult to digest, it may cause blood and mucus at the end of the cat’s stool. In this case, the owner can prepare some probiotics to take. And pay attention to limiting the cat’s food intake when feeding in the future, and only let it eat seven to eight times full at a time.

When cats’ gastrointestinal infections are infected with parasites such as coccidia, roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms, they can also cause bleeding problems. Owners can check whether there are parasites in the cat’s stool. Usually the parasites will be excreted with the stool. . If there are parasites, the owner can buy some deworming medicine for cats. If there are no parasites, it is best for the owner to take the cat to the hospital for a fecal examination.