Cats poop half formed and half soft

It may be constipation + diarrhea, the front poop will be repeatedly absorbed by the stomach and intestines if it is not discharged in time, so the front end will be black and hard, and the back end will be soft and may be diarrhea.

Summary. The cat's normal poop is dry and formed, and it will not stick too many cat litter particles when shoveling. But if the cat pulls soft stool, it is irregular in shape, sometimes like ice cream, it is easy to stick to the cat litter particles when shoveling, and it is difficult to clean up.

The difference between the cat's soft poop and normal poop is not large, and sometimes the water in the soft poop evaporates and is basically no different from normal poop.

The cat poops a little and has a normal soft stool.

The cat's normal poop is dry and formed, and it will not stick too many cat litter particles when shoveling. But if the cat pulls soft stool, it is irregular in shape, sometimes like ice cream, it is easy to stick to the cat litter particles when shoveling, and it is difficult to clean up. The difference between the cat's soft poop and normal poop is not large, and sometimes the water in the soft poop evaporates and is basically no different from normal poop.

Factors such as changing seasons, moving, changing food, and bathing may cause cats to have stress reactions, which in turn cause cats to have soft stools. If the cat eats food that the stomach and intestines can't adapt to, resulting in intolerance, it is easy to have soft stools.

In the early stages of an internal parasitic infection, cats will show symptoms of soft stools, after which as the number of parasites increases, soft stools may turn into diarrhea. If the cat's intestinal flora is disturbed, soft stools will also occur.

1. If the cat has soft stools because of stress, the owner should first soothe the cat's mood and feed it probiotics at the same time, and the soft stool will gradually improve. 2. If the cat has soft stools because of parasitic infection, it is necessary to feed the cat with anthelmintic drugs in time to help it drive away the parasites in the body and protect intestinal health. 3. If the cat has soft stools because of food intolerance, the owner can change to more suitable cat food and adjust the cat's daily diet.

Hello subject, you can observe for a day or two, if the cat quietly returns to normal, it will be fine, if it is still soft, follow the above methods.

Eating problems, wrong food change methods, cats eat too much or too fast, cats eat too greasy; Infection with parasites is also one of the reasons why cats have soft stools; Allergies, cats mistakenly eat some foods that cats are forbidden to eat, resulting in cats gastrointestinal allergies; emotional problems, where cats feel nervous and restless; intestinal diseases, gastroenteritis and other intestinal diseases. There are three types of soft stools caused by cats' dietary problems: it may be because the owner does not follow the "7-day food change method" when changing cat food for cats, which will cause cats to be uncomfortable; It is because the cat eats too much or eats too fast when eating food, which will cause the cat to have soft stools; Giving your cat too greasy food or cat food will cause it to have soft stools.

Infection with parasites is also one of the reasons for cats to pull soft stools, but not necessarily caused by this reason, when the owner finds that the cat is soft stool, for a long time can not find other reasons, it is necessary to consider whether the cat is infected with parasites and caused by soft stools.

Another reason is because the cat is allergic to a certain plant in the owner's home, at this time the owner should observe whether there is any plant added to his home that the cat has not been exposed to, or it may be because the cat mistakenly eats some food that the cat is forbidden to eat, resulting in cat gastrointestinal allergies, so the owner must understand the food that the cat can not eat.

It may be because the cat is in a new environment, feeling nervous and uneasy, when the cat has such emotions, it is easy to cause the cat's gastrointestinal discomfort, and the imbalance of intestinal flora causes the cat to have soft stools.

When cats have gastroenteritis and other intestinal diseases, it will also cause cats to have soft stools, but generally because of intestinal diseases, cats will also be accompanied by vomiting, so the shovel officer must pay attention to the cat's eating habits.

Summary. Hello dear, cat poop is soft, there may be the following reasons: 1. Sudden change of food, resulting in cats not adapting to the new cat food, causing gastrointestinal discomfort, you can feed some probiotics, digestive enzymes and other regulations to regulate the gastrointestinal flora; 2. Eating spoiled and moldy food, causing mild gastroenteritis; 3. Parasitic infection, the worm body destroys the function of the gastrointestinal tract and causes inflammation; Fourth, eating a large amount of indigestible food may also cause soft stools and loose stools.

**Soft stool, it is recommended to give cats some probiotics to regulate gastrointestinal function. If taking probiotics does not work, you can choose to take oral gentamicin**. If none of the above ** is ineffective, then it may be that the cat's small intestinal villi are damaged, which can only promote the growth of small intestinal villi through supplemental nutrition and help the intestinal function return to normal.

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Cats and cats always have soft stools.

Three or four-month-old cats have soft stools every few days Probiotics are also given to him (mixed in cat food) and there is a drug called amoxicillin potassium clavulanate tablets The mental state is very good.

Hello dear, cat poop is soft, there may be the following reasons: 1. Sudden change of food, resulting in cats not adapting to the new cat food, causing gastrointestinal discomfort, you can feed some probiotics, digestive enzymes and other regulations to regulate the gastrointestinal flora; 2. Eating spoiled and moldy food, causing mild gastroenteritis; 3. Parasitic infection, the worm body destroys the function of the gastrointestinal tract and causes inflammation; Fourth, eating a large amount of indigestible food may also cause soft stools and loose stools. **Soft stool, it is recommended to give cats some probiotics to regulate gastrointestinal function.

If taking probiotics does not work, you can choose to take oral gentamicin**. If none of the above ** is ineffective, then it may be that the cat's small intestinal villi are damaged, which can only promote the growth of small intestinal villi through supplemental nutrition and help the intestinal function return to normal. Hope it helps you <>

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1 didn't change the cat food 2 didn't give him anything to eat Usually it's cat food for a long time.

There is no fixed time for cat food There is always cat food in the bowl.

Hello dear then I suggest you 1Replace the staple food 2Deworm regularly, then supplement the cat's nutrition, and observe whether the cat has improved.

Is there any recommendation for deworming and cat food?

Kiss, cat food recommendation: 1. Bailey kitten food, 2. Famina kitten food, 3. Percui grain-free chicken herring kitten food. 4. The first feast kitten food of Aikenna, and the deworming recommendation is Punadua albendazole tablets.

There are many situations in which cats have soft stools, and different situations require different countermeasures

1. It is necessary to consider that there is a problem with the cat's gastrointestinal function, generally young cats and adult cats with poor stomach will have soft stools, at this time, depending on the situation, give the cat some pet probiotics to regulate the gastrointestinal digestive function.

2. Consider the problem of cat food, whether you eat some food that is not easy to digest, such as high-fat, high-protein food, because the fat and muscle fibers can not be completely absorbed, so it will lead to soft stools.

3. The digestive juice secreted by the cat's digestive system is insufficient, such as cholecystitis, insufficient pancreatic secretion, etc.

4. Consider that parasitic enteritis in the cat's body will also cause the cat to have soft stools.