The cat’s inability to poop after ascites may be caused by constipation or less food in the intestines. The contents are not excreted from the body in time, and the body’s gastrointestinal motility is relatively slow, resulting in longer defecation intervals or There is no defecation, so the cat will not poop after ascites. The main symptom of ascites is peritoneal effusion, but if there is fluid leakage from other locations, it will directly form cat ascites. If the cat shows any symptoms such as lethargy, anorexia, vomiting, weight gain, physical weakness, abdominal palpation discomfort, moaning when lying down, diarrhea, high fever, cough, changes in excretion, sudden collapse or loss of consciousness, the owner needs to promptly treat the cat. The cat was sent to the hospital for examination and treatment.

Methods for treating hepatic ascites and constipation in cats:

1. Cats suffering from hepatic ascites and constipation symptoms can be fed probiotics to promote intestinal digestion. .

2. Buy lactose candy for cats to regulate their intestines. Pay attention to the amount of food and don’t overdo it. It can also prepare mommy love for cats, and can also regulate the cat’s gastrointestinal tract.

3. The constipation situation is particularly serious. On X-ray imaging, it can be seen that there will be a large amount of stool accumulation in the colon. Use lubricants and Kailuo to help the cat defecate smoothly. When pushing the plug into the anus, you can add a slender hose to the front end of the syringe so that the drug can be pushed deeper.