Eating unclean things will cause the cat’s gastrointestinal tract to be fragile, which will lead to the cat always vomiting and coughing. If there is no problem with the mental state, it can be judged as gastrointestinal discomfort, so pay attention to nursing.

The so-called cats with fragile gastrointestinal tracts refer to cats that do not suffer from any disease, are healthy, and have normal spirit and appetite, but are very prone to diarrhea and vomiting. Other manifestations are that the food intake is not much different from that of cats of the same age, but the growth is slow, the coat is dry, and the weight is lighter. This is what is commonly known as the "type that does not gain weight no matter how much it eats." In severe cases, anemia and low blood cholesterol levels may occur. Due to poor gastrointestinal function, cats have poor absorption, and nutrients cannot be absorbed in time, which will cause the above phenomena. If you find that your cat always has diarrhea, and it is not due to eating unclean food, then it is very likely that your cat has a sensitive stomach. ​​​​​​

Do not change food frequently, as this will cause gastrointestinal discomfort in cats.

You should also pay attention to drinking water. Do not give tap water, and it is not recommended to give purified water, mineral water, etc. Give boiled water, boil the water and let it cool down before giving it to the cat to drink. Always keep the cat with clean water to drink.

In addition, you can give cats some nutritional supplements, such as nutritional ointments, but they must be in an appropriate amount. This is only for supplementary adjustment and cannot be eaten as a meal. There are also some products that can be used to regulate the gastrointestinal tract. Enzyme powder is good. After using it for a while, I feel very good.

If the cat is not used to eating and develops diarrhea symptoms, it is necessary to feed some drugs such as lactase and pet baby to help regulate it. Usually the next day will basically return to normal.