1. Reasons for cat diarrhea after bathing
1. Indigestion
Under normal circumstances, a normal cat bath will not cause diarrhea. The owner can recall the cat’s diet before and after bathing, whether it is caused by eating some indigestible food, or drinking milk that has not been drunk. cat has diarrhea. Many cats have poor digestive systems and are prone to diarrhea due to a poor diet.
Treatment method: Feed the cat some active probiotics to balance the intestinal flora, and then pay attention to a light diet. Do not feed complex food for the time being. It is best to use warm water soaked soft cat food or millet porridge. Lord, relieve for 2 days.
2. Stress response
Many cats are less timid, have high self-protection intentions, and have weak immunity. Being frightened by insects, bathing, etc., produces a stress response when the mental stress is high, which will also cause the cat to have diarrhea.
Treatment method: Appease the cat properly, create a hidden, comfortable and safe space for the cat, do not tease it in the near future, and at the same time feed the cat some active probiotics to protect the intestines.
3. Catching cold leads to
Some cats have poor physique. If you don’t close the bathroom door when you take a bath or don’t dry or blow dry in time after taking a bath, it will be easy It can cause the cat to catch a cold, which can also cause the cat to have diarrhea.
Treatment method: If possible, it is recommended to prepare a dryer for the cat, or go directly to the pet store to bathe the cat. If the cat has diarrhea after taking a bath, the owner can use electric blankets, blankets, etc. to keep the cat warm, use probiotics to regulate the stomach, and observe whether the cat has cold symptoms. If the cat has a cold, you can feed the cat. Ningshuanghuanglian Tablets can relieve cold symptoms and inhibit the aggravation of colds.
Second, what should I do if my cat has severe diarrhea after taking a bath?
If the cat has frequent diarrhea and has already pulled watery excrement, it means that it is more serious. It is not enough to eat probiotics alone. It is recommended to bring the pet as soon as possible. Hospitals, and if there is no hospital nearby, a veterinary clinic is also available.
We may need to check whether the cat has gastroenteritis, internal parasites or feline distemper infectious diseases, etc. Usually, cats who have not been vaccinated and have diarrhea and vomiting need to check for infectious diseases.
The doctor may give the cat a blood test, SAA, feline distemper virus, and a stool test (to determine if there is a parasitic infection). After the investigation, the drug treatment will be directed.
We must pay attention to cats who have diarrhea for a long time, because it will easily lead to dehydration and hypoglycemia in cats. If it is a kitten with insufficient immunity and poor constitution, it is very fatal!
