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How to Help Blue Cats with Diarrhea


Blue cats are prone to diarrhea, which usually doesn’t resolve on its own and requires the owner’s assistance for recovery. Various factors can cause diarrhea, such as a cold stomach, overfeeding, internal parasites, or infections like parvovirus or feline distemper. Here are some detailed steps for owners to identify the cause and take appropriate action:
  1. Cold Stomach from Floor Chills
    • In spring, temperatures fluctuate, and owners might neglect night – time temperature drops. Inadequate warmth can cause blue cats to catch a cold, leading to diarrhea. To address this, provide additional warmth by thickening the cat’s bed and ensuring the environment is warm.
  2. Incorrect Daily Feeding Methods
    • Many owners, especially new ones, may not feed their cats properly, leading to overeating and indigestion. If this is the case, try fasting the cat for half a day, then feed it Miao Changyi to aid digestion.
  3. No Internal Deworming for Blue Cats
    • If it’s been over three months since the last deworming, intestinal parasites may have overgrown, disrupting gut flora and causing diarrhea. Administer pet – specific deworming products to eliminate intestinal parasites.
  4. Blue Cat with Parvovirus or Feline Distemper
    • Diarrhea caused by parvovirus or feline distemper is more serious. Symptoms include foul – smelling stools, vomiting, high fever, purulent secretions from eyes and nose, and lethargy. In such cases, immediate veterinary attention is crucial.
By following these steps, owners can help their blue cats recover from diarrhea. If the cause is unclear or symptoms persist, consult a veterinarian for professional advice.

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