Feline coccidiosis will not heal on its own. Adult cats that are infected will generally not show symptoms as long as they are healthy. If a kitten is infected, its symptoms will become more serious, and symptoms such as diarrhea, blood in the stool, and dehydration may appear. Symptomatic treatment is required. If the dehydration is severe, rehydration is required. If blood in the stool occurs, hemostatic drugs and specialized medications must be used. Use anthelmintics to repel insects and then thoroughly disinfect the living environment.

What are the symptoms of cat coccidiosis:

1. The early symptoms of coccidiosis are generally indigestion, loss of appetite, lethargy, dry nose and feces. Blood, etc. These symptoms are not particularly obvious and the owner may misunderstand them as colds or gastroenteritis and other diseases.
2. Cat coccidiosis will cause symptoms such as malnutrition, diarrhea, and blood in the feces. Severe diarrhea can cause hypoglycemia, shock, etc. in cats, and timely treatment measures are required.

3. Kittens suffering from coccidiosis are more serious, and the symptoms are also watery and bloody stools, and they may even stop eating and stop growing.