Special medicines for treating cat diarrhea: montmorillonite and amoxicillin.

If it is diarrhea, montmorillonite and amoxicillin (or amoxicillin-clavulanate potassium) can solve 80% of diarrhea. If it does not relieve after 3 days, go to the hospital for examination. If your mental state is deteriorating, you should go to the hospital for examination in time.

Causes of cat diarrhea

1. Change food

Because the cat’s gastrointestinal tract is relatively fragile, especially underage cats, their gastrointestinal tract is not yet complete The cat food is fully developed and lacks digestive enzymes in the intestines. Therefore, if the cat food is suddenly changed, because the ingredients, texture, softness and hardness of cat food of various brands are different, it will cause a stress reaction in the intestines.

2. Indigestion

Kittens under six months old are especially prone to indigestion and diarrhea, which is also called "loose stool". Even adult cats may suffer from diarrhea due to eating too much in one meal or having a bad stomach.

3. Cats catching cold

Rapid weather changes in autumn and winter and cats catching cold due to turning on the air conditioner in summer are also causes of cat diarrhea. If the cat's mental state, appetite, etc. are normal, but there is diarrhea, it can be basically concluded that it is caused by cold.

4. Enteritis

Enteritis is something that everyone needs to pay special attention to, because it is very similar to the symptoms of cat plague, which are: vomiting, diarrhea, lack of energy, and rising body temperature. high. If you find that your cat at home has these symptoms, don’t worry first. First determine whether the cat has been vaccinated and whether it has been in contact with pets that have suffered from feline plague. If so, it should be sent to a pet hospital for cat plague examination as soon as possible.