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What does it mean when your cat has yellow diarrhea?
If your cat’s diarrhea is yellow, bloody, chronic, coated in mucus, or accompanied by vomiting, contact your vet right away for treatment. You should also call your vet if you have a kitten, senior cat, a cat with a chronic disease, or a pregnant cat that has diarrhea for vet treatment.
Why does my 6 month old cat have diarrhea?
Food allergies, overfeeding, or eating inedible items can also cause diarrhea in kittens. Items like bones, fabrics, or kitty litter can create intestinal blockages if swallowed. While a poor diet is one of the most common reasons kittens suffer from diarrhea, there are other possible causes as well.
When should I be concerned about my cats diarrhea?
If frequent liquid or semi-liquid stools persist for more than two days, you should consult your veterinarian. If your cat is showing other signs of illness, do not wait; call your veterinarian immediately. If you have more than one cat, then it is important to try to determine if more than one cat has diarrhea.
What causes liver issues in cats?
Hepatic lipidosis is the most common cause of liver disease in cats. Excessive accumulation of fat (triglycerides) within the liver leads to liver failure. The cause is unknown, but the disease is associated with a period of poor appetite (a few days to several weeks), especially in obese cats.
Why is my cat’s poop liquid?
Other health conditions that can cause diarrhea in cats include bacterial infections, viral infections, and infections with protozoal organisms such as Giardia. Dietary sensitivities and dietary imbalances may cause diarrhea. Inflammatory bowel disease and a lack of digestive enzymes can lead to diarrhea in cats.
What does it mean when a cat has watery poop?
What are the symptoms of parasites in cats?
Symptoms of Parasitic Infection in Cats
- Weight loss despite normal or increased food intake.
- Anorexia.
- Poor hair coat.
- Alopecia (hair loss)
- Scratching of the ears.
- Dirty ears.
- Red, irritated skin.
- Itchy, scratchy skin.