In the process of raising cats, there are really too many reasons that can cause cats to have diarrhea. Today we will talk about it in detail. What exactly causes cats to have loose stools?

Abdominal cold: Recently, there has been another major cooling. If the cat’s abdomen catches a cold during the cooling period and the gastrointestinal tract is stimulated, it will cause them to have loose stools. At this time, the scavengers need to keep the cats warm and give them some medicine to treat colds and diarrhea. ​​​​​​

Eating human food: Cats cannot eat human food because the fat content of human food is too high and there may be some seasonings that irritate the cat’s gastrointestinal tract. Therefore, when a cat eats some human food, then It will also cause it to have loose stools.

Overeating and stuffing: This is the most common cause of loose stools in cats. If the poop scooper sees undigested food in the cat’s poop, it means that the cat has eaten too much and should be given It fasts for 12-24 hours and needs to be fed regularly and quantitatively. You can give it some vitamin B appropriately.

Parasitic infection: If cats have parasites in their bodies, it will also cause them to have loose stools. At this time, poop scrapers can observe the cat’s poop. If white eggs or adult worms appear in it, then It is necessary to give them deworming medicine in time. 4. Cat Distemper: Loose stools are a common symptom in the early stage of Feline Distemper. In addition, cats suffering from Feline Distemper will also experience fever, loss of appetite, vomiting, etc. It should be noted that the symptoms of Feline Distemper are similar to those of a cold. It is recommended that When the owner notices these symptoms, he should take the cat to the hospital for medical treatment as soon as possible.

When raising a cat, you should pay attention to keeping a light diet and avoid eating too greasy food to prevent gastrointestinal intolerance. Be careful when choosing staple cat food for it.