What should I do if a kitten has diarrhea but is in good spirits? This may be caused by indigestion, so it is recommended that you take it to your doctor in time to ensure it is healthy.
1. Indigestion
Kittens have a relatively fragile stomach and poor digestive function. If they eat too fast or too much, they may experience indigestion, which will lead to diarrhea in the kitten, but their mental state is relatively normal. In this regard, the owner can feed the kitten some pet probiotics to regulate the stomach and intestines and relieve the symptoms of the kitten's vomiting. In addition, you should also pay attention to eating less and more meals when feeding cats.
2, Gastroenteritis
If a kitten eats inappropriate food, is frightened, or changes food incorrectly, it is easy to cause gastroenteritis and symptoms of diarrhea. At the beginning, the kitten's mental health may not be affected, but in the later stage, the cat may experience symptoms such as vomiting, depression, abdominal pain, and increased body temperature. Therefore, the owner must pay attention to observation. Once the cat has other abnormalities, he should seek medical treatment in time to prevent the cat from becoming more and more serious.
3. Parasite infection
Generally speaking, kittens can perform their first deworming after a full month. If the owner has never dewormed the kitten, it will cause diarrhea after being infected with roundworms, tapeworms and other in vivo parasites, and insects may also be found in the cat's excrement. The owner can check the kitten's feces. If there are insects in the feces, it means that the cat's belly is already full of insects. You need to consult a pet doctor immediately and choose safe and effective antiworming medicines to deworm.