If a cat's intestinal obstruction is a small intestinal obstruction, feces will be excreted in the large intestine. However, if it is a large intestinal obstruction, there will usually be no feces. Parents should fast and deprive the cat of food and water, and feed the cat some moisturizer. With intestinal food or medicine, defecation will occur when the peristaltic function of the large intestine is restored. Otherwise, artificial help will be required to defecate.

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In order to avoid intestinal obstruction, parents should choose simple and easy-to-digest food when feeding cats, and let cats drink more water and more food every day. Let the cat exercise, and promptly treat the cat if it is found that it has intestinal obstruction.