1. Improper diet
If the owner feeds frequently Feeding leftovers to cats or feeding cat food with high grain content and difficult to absorb will cause the cat to be unable to digest it. In the end, the cat will have stinky farts and a strong smell of excrement. Therefore, the owner should not feed the leftovers to the cat and if the cat food contains a large amount of grains, he should also stop feeding and replace it with some light food or choose a light and high absorption cat food for the cat.
2. Not drinking enough water
It is well known that cats don’t like drinking Water, even the soup and meat meal we made for it, it just eats the meat inside and doesn’t drink the rest of the soup. If the cat does not drink enough water, it will cause the symptoms of stinky stools and constipation. Therefore, the owner can guide the cat to drink water through daily training, so that the cat can develop the habit of drinking water and reduce the possibility of the cat’s odor.
3. Infection with parasites
Although today’s pet cats are It is domesticated, and there is basically no chance to touch the details, but if the owner does not deworm the cat for too long, it will cause a large number of parasites to multiply in its body, and the cat poop with parasites in its stomach will become It smells bad, and the cat’s poop may still carry bugs. Therefore, the owner should deworm the cat on time to prevent parasites from affecting the normal life and body of the cat.
4. Indigestion in cats
We all know the cat’s stomach It is very fragile. If the owner does not keep it properly for a long time, the cat will be prone to gastrointestinal disorders, indigestion and other problems. If the cat has indigestion, the excrement will have a strong pungent odor. Therefore, the owner usually pays attention to the gastrointestinal care of the cat, and can choose a cat food for the cat that promotes digestion, improves the gastrointestinal absorption rate, and improves the odor of its stool.
