The cat has no other symptoms and is still in good spirits after urinating.
1. Watery stool caused by feline distemper
After cats are infected with feline distemper, their physical condition usually manifests as blood in the stool, dehydration, sharp weight loss, rise in body temperature, vomiting and other symptoms. If it is caused by cat distemper, it should be treated according to the symptoms of cat distemper.
The water that is caused by cat plague can be given to cats with Velick and cat plague medicine. Generally, there is a whole set of medicines for cat plague treatment, such as: Anti-Telek + Velick + Fu Nuoduo + Gannoning + Proxidine are used together. If you can’t use them in combination, you can ask your veterinarian or look at professional medication information for inquiries.
2. Watery stool caused by enteritis
Enteritis is generally divided into two types, bacterial and viral enteritis, and acute and viral enteritis are also distinguished. Chronic, its symptoms may be vomiting, lack of energy and loss of appetite in addition to watery stools. If enteritis is severe, intestinal mucosal bleeding will cause stools to be black or dark-green, and sometimes It will be mixed with blood or black blood clots, and the stool will have a foul smell such as foam.
There are many diseases that cause enteritis. It is necessary to check whether the cat has feline distemper, and then do other checks, such as parasites. For the diagnosis of the cat’s condition.
It can be used to treat the diarrhea caused by acute enteritis: Proxidine + Velik + Vipoda can be used together. If you don’t know how to use it, you can refer to the knowledge of medicine, or consult an online veterinarian for one-on-one guidance treat.
Warm reminder:
If the cat suffers from loss of appetite or indigestion caused by the stomach after the enteritis is cured, you can use Pointe probiotics The bacteria are used to nourish the cat’s stomach and intestines, so that the cat can quickly return to its previous appetite and health.
Reminder: Click “Causes and Treatments of Cat Diarrhea” to learn more about cat diarrhea.
