In the process of raising cats, many pet owners find that their cats often have loose stools. What is the cause? Let’s take a look! Seasonal changes. Many cats change seasons or when the temperature drops suddenly. , the pet owner did not pay attention to keeping the cat warm, which caused the cat to catch a cold, so it suffered from diarrhea.

Therefore, pet owners must pay attention to keeping their cats warm when the seasons change. Parasites Parasites have a great impact on cats. If the owner does not deworm the cat regularly and there are parasites in the cat, it will definitely cause the cat to have diarrhea. In addition to diarrhea, cats may also appear underweight, so they must be dewormed on time! Irregular daily diet, eating irritating, spoiled food, etc. can cause enteritis in cats. ​​​​​​

When enteritis attacks, cats mainly show soft stools, smelly stools with blood streaks, vomiting, fever, etc. If the owner discovers this situation, he needs to send the cat to the pet hospital in time. Eating too much miscellaneous, unhygienic seafood, unsuitable food, or unclean and stale food can also cause cats to have loose stools and even affect the gastrointestinal tract, leading to gastrointestinal diseases. Therefore, you need to pay attention to the diet. Do not feed too many miscellaneous foods, and pay attention to the freshness and cleanliness of the food. Caused by food change Cats during the food change stage may also suffer from gastrointestinal problems and incomplete defecation if their gastrointestinal tract does not adapt to the new cat food.

When changing the cat's food, it is best to use the seven-day food change method, mixing a little bit of the food into the cat every day. At this time, the cat's gastrointestinal system will regulate itself, and generally there will be no unformed stool. Cats whose diet is too greasy are not intolerant to greasy food. If they are fed greasy human food or cat food, it will cause gastrointestinal indigestion and diarrhea. Therefore, pet owners must pay attention to the cat's diet, keep it light, and avoid eating too greasy food to prevent gastrointestinal intolerance. When choosing cat food, you should pay attention to the fact that there is a very important parameter "crude fat", commonly known as "oil content". It is best not to exceed 16%. Because long-term feeding of high-fat cat food can easily lead to obesity, fatty liver, pancreatitis and other problems in cats, we recommend "Glutious Cat Food". Through the defatting process, the fat content is around 14% on the premise of high meat content. The nutrition is healthier! It also has probiotic ingredients to help regulate the gastrointestinal tract.