A cat's soft stool may be caused by eating too much, causing indigestion, or it may be a parasitic infection. Gastroenteritis can cause cats to have soft or even loose stools, so it is recommended that owners give their cats some anti-inflammatory drugs.

What causes soft feces in cats

The first cause of soft stool in cats may be indigestion. The cat eats too much food at one time or changes the cat food, resulting in insufficient gastrointestinal motility; intestinal parasites: When a cat is infected with intestinal parasites, It will affect normal digestive function and even damage the digestive tract; cats may suffer from intestinal diseases, leading to abnormal gastrointestinal function.

If it is due to indigestion, the owner can fast the cat first and feed the cat easily digestible food in small amounts and multiple times. If you need to change cat food, you need to change it gradually to allow the cat to fully adapt. If the cat is infected with intestinal parasites, the owner needs to deworm the cat regularly. If it is due to intestinal disease, the owner needs to take the cat to the hospital for examination in time to find the cause of the disease and treat it as soon as possible.