Diarrhoea is defined by an increase in the frequency and/or volume of stool. Stools are soft or liquid.
If your cat lives indoors and has a litter tray, it is significantly easier to notice digestive disturbances. However, this is more difficult if your cats relieves himself outside. If he asks you to go outdoors more often, has accidents indoors, or his hair is soiled, your cat may have diarrhoea.
Even though diarrhoea is common, it is not necessarily harmless. It is important to quickly identify and manage it.
It may have different causes: from poorly digested food, internal parasites, or ingestion of toxins. This is why diarrhoea must always be monitored.
Partager sur