Cats in a bad mood may have diarrhea. The cat's bad mood is closely related to the environment it is in, such as suddenly coming to an unfamiliar environment and being locked in a cage every day. At this time, the cat may be depressed or have a stress reaction, which may cause diarrhea.

Solutions for cats in a bad mood:

1. Feed snacks. When a cat is in a bad mood, the owner can feed the cat some snacks or canned food to comfort it.

2. Play. Use the toys your cat likes to tease it, play with it, and make the cat forget its worries.

3. Comfort. If you touch its head more often, hug it, and show the owner's love, the cat will generally feel better.

4. Apologize proactively. If the owner did something that made the cat very angry, the owner would just apologize.

5. Keep quiet. Cats also need their own space to be alone when they are unhappy. Don’t disturb the cat when it is alone, and let it be as quiet as possible.