The feces of healthy cats should be brown or khaki. The feces excreted by healthy cats should be moderately soft and hard, with a certain degree of firmness and moisture.

However, when a cat is sick, the condition of its feces changes. For example, sometimes cats have blood in their feces, which means that the cat may be infected with intestinal parasites; or contracted enteritis; or anus is injured or infected; or the cat has panleukopenia disease.

Sometimes, the cat's feces will also appear yellow, which may be mainly caused by the imbalance of bacteria in the cat's intestine. If it is accompanied by diarrhea, it is likely to be caused by coccidia. When the cat's feces turns white, it may be that the bacteria in the body are seriously uneven, and the intestinal tract is inflamed. In this case, you must take the cat to see a doctor in time.

At the same time, the cat's poop may also be dry and hard and granular. Clinical studies have found that this situation means that the amount of fiber consumed by Mi is too small, and the gastrointestinal peristalsis is abnormal, resulting in indigestion and metabolism in cats. Obstacles occur, and in severe cases, constipation may occur, or even poisoning and illness.

Sometimes cats also have diarrhea. This is usually mainly caused by the cat's cold, or indigestion or infection with enteritis. Faced with such a situation, parents cannot ignore it. It is also very important to take the cat to see a doctor as soon as possible.