Cats with gastroenteritis cannot eat cat strips, because the cat’s gastrointestinal function is at a weak stage at this time, and cat strips are snacks other than staple food. It is not recommended for cats with gastrointestinal discomfort. It is more appropriate to wait until the cat recovers from gastroenteritis for one or two weeks and no longer has vomiting and diarrhea before feeding it cat strips.

What should cats eat during gastroenteritis:

1. You can feed cats some soft soaked cat food, or some low-fat and easy-to-digest intestinal food Prescription canned food can relieve the discomfort of cats;

2. You can feed some meat porridge. Porridge is a liquid food and is easy to digest. Adding some meat can improve the nutritional value of the porridge;

3. If the cat has severe vomiting, you need to take oral anti-inflammatory drugs and anti-vomiting and anti-diarrheal drugs, and fast for one or two meals at the same time, and wait until the cat's body feels better before feeding.