Analysis of the causes of cat diarrhea and reasonable countermeasures.
Introduction: Recently, we received a request for help from a fan whose cat began to have diarrhea after fostering a friend's cat, and after a preliminary examination, no feline plague or parasitic infection was found. Despite being in good spirits and having a decent appetite, the persistent diarrhea and fever were very worrying for the fan, and the illness seemed contagious. In response to this series of problems, we will delve into the various possibilities of cat diarrhea and their corresponding treatment methods.
The cat has diarrhea with a large number of white blood cells in the poop, which may indicate the presence of bacterial gastroenteritis. **Antibiotics should be used for sterilization and anti-inflammatory
At the same time as the medication**, it is important to adjust the cat's eating habits. It is recommended to reduce the amount of single feeding and change to smaller, more frequent meals to reduce the burden on the digestive system. At this time, a single food such as kitten food can avoid gastrointestinal irritation and help restore intestinal health.
Given the cat's normal appetite and enlarged abdomen, food accumulation is one of the possible causes. It is recommended to further control the total daily food intake and divide the feeding into multiple feedings to prevent discomfort caused by oversatiety.
Given that the typical symptom of infectious peritonitis is loss of appetite and the cat's appetite is well maintained, it is not considered for the time being. If the cat does not vomit and only manifests as diarrhea, it supports the above judgment of bacterial gastroenteritis.
In the case of current improvement, it is reasonable to continue to follow the doctor's instructions for a few days. Antibiotics** should be administered according to the course of treatment to ensure complete stabilization.
Isolate sick cats to prevent cross-infection. Closely observe the changes in the symptoms of other cats, and seek medical attention in time if there is any abnormality. In addition, pay attention to environmental hygiene and disinfect regularly to reduce the risk of disease transmission.
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Summary: The situation of cat diarrhea is complex and diverse, and we can see from the experience of this fan that in addition to prescribing the right medicine, it is equally important to adjust the diet correctly, reasonably control the feeding method and clean the environment. For the long-term health maintenance of cats, you may wish to explore feeding methods such as BARF that are closer to natural dietary habits, but be sure to consult a professional veterinarian before the actual operation to ensure that the nutritional needs of cats are met scientifically and reasonably, so that they can stay away from diarrhea and enjoy a healthy life.