There are many reasons for cats to have diarrhea, such as some viral diseases, feline distemper, and parasites, which may cause gastrointestinal problems in cats. First of all, kittens need to be checked for viral infections, such as feline distemper virus or coronavirus. In this case, in addition to virus tests, blood tests and stool tests are also needed to rule out related diseases. If there is a parasitic infection, corresponding anthelmintics need to be used to eliminate it.

1. How to deal with viral infections

Corresponding anthelmintics need to be used to remove them. If there is a viral infection, this situation requires attention. The cat may need to be replenished through infusion in the early stage. Some nutrients and energy to maintain the cat’s basal metabolism

2. How to deal with ordinary gastroenteritis

If it is just ordinary gastroenteritis, you can first help the cat by giving injections or taking some medicine orally. At the same time, the owner should also consider whether the cat has caught a cold and whether the temperature of the cat's living environment is too low. If it is temporarily inconvenient to see a doctor, the cat can first be given broad-spectrum gastroenteritis medicine specifically for pets, combined with medicine to reduce digestive tract inflammation. Drugs and oral drugs that inhibit gastric acid secretion can be observed for 2-3 days. If the effect is good, the medication can be continued for about 1-2 days until recovery