Kittens will not have anal prolapse if they have soft stools. The causes of anal prolapse in cats are generally long-term diarrhea, enteritis caused by various diseases, and parasitic infections, including feline distemper or viral enteritis caused by coronavirus, acute gastroenteritis, and coccidiosis infection, which may cause anal prolapse. Soft stool usually does not cause anal prolapse.

Causes of soft stool in kittens:

1. When a kitten eats intolerable food or suffers from acute or chronic enteritis, its stomach may Becoming weak leads to loose stools.

2. When kittens have soft stools, it may be because they are infected with internal parasites, which affects their gastrointestinal function.

3. If the pet owner gives the kitten too much food, it may cause indigestion and soft stool.