Dear poop scraper, you will definitely encounter cat diarrhea in the process of raising cats. Cats are not good at expressing themselves and have a high tolerance for pain, so we must always pay attention to every move of the cat. What are the causes of cat diarrhea, why it occurs, and how to treat it.

　1. Stress response.

If the cat suddenly changes to a new life or living environment, it may cause the cat to be nervous and fearful, and emotional diarrhea will occur. What the poop scooper should do at this time is to play with the cat to keep the cat in a happy mood and avoid irritating the cat.

　2. Change food.

Because the ingredients of cat food are different, the cat’s stomach is also very fragile. If the poop scooper suddenly changes the cat's food without making a transition, it will also cause gastrointestinal discomfort in the cat, leading to diarrhea. When changing food, you can replace the old food with new food and give the cat at least a week to adapt to the new cat food.

　3. Parasites.

If the cat is not dewormed for a long time, it will also cause diarrhea and even bloodshot eyes. People who scoop up poop must remember to deworm their cats regularly.

　4. Cat food.

If the owner is used to always feeding the cat some irritating food with too much oil and salt, it can easily affect the cat’s delicate body and stomach, causing the cat to have diarrhea. Moreover, there are some foods that can cause poisoning in cats. Cats cannot eat it. Eating them by mistake can cause diarrhea, which can be fatal.

Overeating, eating too much cat food, snacks, etc. Suddenly, it can also cause gastric discomfort and diarrhea in cats, which is the same principle as gastric discomfort in humans.

　5. Cat plague.

If your cat’s diarrhea is accompanied by fever, vomiting, or other more serious symptoms, you should suspect feline plague. If it is cat plague, it is recommended to use Jiandu Wenda Oral Liquid to help inhibit the division of viral cells in the body, fight against the cat plague virus, and effectively slow down the diarrhea and vomiting caused by cat plague.

　6. Got a cold.

Cats like heat and are afraid of cold. Especially when the seasons change and the temperature difference is large, it is easy for cats to catch cold and have diarrhea. If the symptoms are not severe, you can strengthen measures to keep warm and add more fluids. Medication is necessary and the cat will recover quickly.

If the poop scooper finds that the cat has diarrhea, it is recommended to give the cat antidiarrheal medicine to relieve it. You can usually feed your cat some food that promotes digestion and increases nutrition, regulates the cat’s gastrointestinal tract, and improves immunity. When the seasons change, it is best to keep the cat's bed warm and add a small quilt or blanket. If the diarrhea is related to parasites, the cat will need additionalDeworm. It is best for adult cats to be dewormed about once a month to ensure they are not harmed by parasites.