What to do if a cat has diarrhea after changing food

When cats change their food and have diarrhea, they need to stop changing their food first, and then feed some probiotics to help the cat regulate its gastrointestinal tract. After the cat gets better, add a little less new food to the old food, and then gradually increase the amount of new food to let the cat Adapt to the new food bit by bit, and the entire food change process should last for about a month to prevent the cat from experiencing gastrointestinal discomfort, vomiting and diarrhea again.
Tips:
It is best not to change the cat's food casually, especially cats with sensitive and fragile stomachs. During the food change period You can feed some probiotics to help relieve it.
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