Adjust the diet and properly feed the cat some fresh laxative fruits and vegetables to help the cat supplement fiber and vitamins; supplement the beneficial bacteria and feed the cat appropriate feline probiotics; when performing kaiselu, it must be given under the guidance of a veterinarian. Cats treated with Kaisellu may also need surgery.

Adjust your diet

Owners who often feed their cats some dry and hard food, such as dried fish, bones, freeze-dried food, etc., and do not replenish the cat with water in time will cause the cat to suffer from constipation. The owner should first stop feeding dry and hard food to the cat and guide the cat to drink more water. If the cat does not like to drink water, you can put a little honey in the water, which will also help the cat to defecate. At the same time, the owner should appropriately feed the cat some fresh laxative fruits and vegetables to help the cat supplement fiber and vitamins.

Supplement beneficial bacteria

Some cats have poor gastrointestinal digestion function. In addition, irregular diet and sometimes overeating and poor digestion can also cause constipation. In order to prevent cats' feces from staying in the intestines and releasing toxins, owners may wish to feed cats appropriate feline probiotics to help replenish intestinal beneficial bacteria and increase intestinal peristalsis. During this period, they can be fed with yogurt and honey water. The effect of aiding defecation will be better.

Carry out Kaisellu

If the cat cannot be expelled after taking the above methods, and the cat’s belly is relatively hard, the owner should take the cat to the pet hospital for treatment in time. This may involve using Kaisel on the cat under the guidance of a veterinarian, or it may require surgery. . Afterwards, you should pay attention to care and take the cat out for a walk after eating. If you have time on weekends, you can take the cat outdoors to do some exercise to promote blood circulation in the cat's body.