Kitten diarrhea cannot heal itself.

Kitten diarrhea can be generally divided into incorrect food, environmental changes, food rot, parasites in the body, gastrointestinal digestion problems, etc. If a kitten has symptoms of diarrhea, you need to pay attention to the following: Question:

Do not give cat food directly to kittens under the first and third months of life. Cats in this period cannot fully digest cat food and absorb nutrients. You should first feed them some easily digestible foods such as goat milk powder and pure lean meat.

Second, kittens who suddenly change their environment may also suffer from diarrhea. You need to help isolate the kitten and keep the environment hygienic.

Third, kittens’ intestines and stomachs are very delicate. Once they eat spoiled food, they can easily cause diarrhea. Therefore, we parents need to regularly check whether the food has expired or spoiled.

Fourth, when there are parasites in the kitten’s body, it is also easy to have diarrhea. Generally speaking, the cat should start deworming in 2 to 3 months, once a month, and give the cat body fluids regularly. Deworm internally and externally.

Fifth, if the cat has diarrhea and does not eat, you still need to consider the risk of infectious diseases in the cat. At this time, you need to take the cat to a professional animal hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

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