Kittens cannot heal themselves if they suffer from diarrhea. The kitten's organ systems have not yet been fully developed and cannot heal themselves through their own regulation. After the owner finds that the cat has diarrhea, he should observe...
Kittens cannot heal themselves if they suffer from diarrhea. The kitten's organ systems have not yet been fully developed and cannot heal themselves through their own regulation. After the owner finds that the cat has diarrhea, he should observe and record the relevant symptoms of diarrhea in the kitten to help diagnose the cause of diarrhea, and treat it accordingly to alleviate the diarrhea in the kitten.
1. It is a dietary problem
Kittens have relatively fragile stomachs. Feeding too much snacks, spoiled things, feeding meaty and greasy canned foods, etc. causes kittens to easily experience gastrointestinal discomfort, resulting in diarrhea. In this case, you can give your cat some antidiarrhea drugs and probiotics to adjust your diet and you will soon recover from health.
2. Intestinal damage
It is found that cats have blood-red substances in feces, which may be intestinal damage, and it is very likely to be caused by parasites. It is necessary to take it to the pet hospital for a fecal examination in time. After the test is confirmed, targeted medication will be used, and the cat's diarrhea will be relieved. It is also recommended that the owner deworm the cat regularly to prevent the occurrence of parasites.
3. Environmental factors
If the ambient temperature changes greatly, the kitten may catch a cold and develop diarrhea, the owner needs to give the kitten appropriate warmth measures.
4. Infection with viruses, such as cat plague, can lead to symptoms of fever, depression, anorexia, vomiting and diarrhea. Therefore, when the owner finds that the kitten has diarrhea, he must take it to the pet hospital for relevant examinations to ensure the life and health of the kitten.
In addition, the frequency of diarrhea in the kitten, changes in the shape, weight and appetite of feces, lasting more than one week, and if the diet is ineffective, you must take to the pet hospital for feces examinations and other clinical examinations.
