If a cat poops red meat, you must first confirm whether the cat is pregnant. If not, it may be a tapeworm infection. If the cat is pregnant and has multiple red meat pooped out, the possibility of miscarriage will be greater. If it is a tapeworm infection, the cat needs to be dewormed in time, and the cat must be fed some probiotics to regulate the intestines; if it is a miscarriage, it is best to take the cat to the pet hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid any impact on the cat's body.