Causes of green and watery diarrhea in kittens:

1. The cat has eaten expired and spoiled food, or a large amount of green food, resulting in green diarrhea.

2. Cats infected with parasites such as coccidia and roundworms can also cause cats to have diarrhea that is green and watery.

3. The cat may be infected with enteritis or feline distemper. Not only does the cat have diarrhea that is green and watery, it is also accompanied by vomiting, a strong fishy smell, poor energy and strength, and even fever.

Solutions to kittens with green and watery diarrhea:

1. When cats have gastrointestinal discomfort or gastrointestinal diseases, they need to be fed probiotics to regulate their gastrointestinal tract.

2. If the diarrhea is green and watery due to parasitic infection, it is recommended to deworm the kitten immediately and regularly.

3. If your cat has diarrhea that is green and watery due to symptoms such as feline distemper or cold, it needs to be sent to the hospital for treatment.