There are many reasons why kittens have diarrhea and blood. It is most likely caused by eating the wrong food. In addition, it may also be caused by the kitten’s gastrointestinal problems. Next, I will introduce it to you in detail. . ​​​​​​

1. Caused by food problems

When a cat has loose stools that are sticky and bloody, the pet owner should check if there is anything wrong with the cat’s food. If the cat eats milk, onions, grapes and other foods that cats cannot eat, or cat food that is too dry and hard, or spoiled and rotten food, it will cause intestinal discomfort and diarrhea with blood.

In this case, it will be better after the pet owner adjusts the cat's diet structure and feeds the cat some foods that are easier to digest and nourish the stomach, such as millet porridge, meat porridge, fish soup, etc.

2. Caused by poor intestinal digestion and stress response

Kittens’ intestines are relatively fragile. If pet owners feed their kittens irregularly for a long time, the kittens’ intestines will suffer from poor digestion and be injured. There is diarrhea with blood. Also, if a kitten suddenly undergoes a move, food change, vaccination, etc., it will have a stress reaction and may have diarrhea and blood.

At this time, the pet owner should let the cat fast for half a day or one day, and then feed the cat some easy-to-digest liquid food and probiotics.

3. Caused by internal parasites

When a cat has loose stools with blood, the pet owner should also check the cat's poop and see if there are no white unknown objects in the kitten. If there are any, it may be parasites causing damage in the cat's intestines. It is recommended to take a The cat should go to the pet hospital for a fecal examination, deworm the cat according to the doctor's instructions, and feed the cat some probiotics.