This situation is generally caused by damage to the cat's intestinal mucosa. Parents can fast or feed some probiotics to treat it. If the symptoms continue to be severe, they need to go to the hospital for treatment. There are other diseases that can cause damage to the intestinal mucosal mold of cats, such as feline distemper virus, sharp foreign bodies, parasites, etc. Parents should find out the cause and provide targeted treatment.

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Feline plague usually affects kittens under one year old. Parents should inject the kittens in time when they reach the vaccine age. If the vaccine has not been fully injected, Before this, kittens should be protected to avoid being infected by the feline distemper virus.