Dimilaria clinically refers to diarrhea. If the condition is mild, it can generally heal itself. If the condition is serious, it usually cannot heal itself. Whether the diarrhea and bloody stool can be cured depends on the specific situation. For ki...
Dimilaria clinically refers to diarrhea. If the condition is mild, it can generally heal itself. If the condition is serious, it usually cannot heal itself. Whether the diarrhea and bloody stool can be cured depends on the specific situation. For kittens with mild symptoms, special treatment is generally not required, but kittens with severe symptoms need to go to a regular pet hospital for examination, and then undergo drug treatment under the guidance of a doctor, which can prevent the aggravation of the disease and is conducive to physical recovery.
1. What are the causes of diarrhea and bloody stool in kittens?
Diarrhea and bloody stool in kittens may be caused by viral infections, such as enterovirus, cat plague virus, etc. The symptoms are generally manifested as nausea and vomiting, lack of appetite, etc. At this time, the symptoms are mild. If the kittens have a stronger physical condition and good mental state, they usually do not need to use medication. After adjusting their diet, they can generally achieve self-healing. Adjusting their diet is to eat some easy-to-digest foods, such as follicle cat food, milk cakes, etc.
2. What are the symptoms of diarrhea and bloody stool in kittens?
If the kitten has a poor physical condition, it may also lead to symptoms such as abdominal pain and diarrhea, accompanied by mental depression and fever, which means that the condition is relatively serious and will not heal itself. If the treatment is not carried out in time, it will worsen the condition.
3. How to treat and maintain diarrhea and bloody stool for kittens
At this time, it is recommended that the owner take the kittens to the pet hospital for hemostatic injections or intravenous antiviral drugs. It should be noted that the kittens should not be fed at will. If the medication is used improperly, it will worsen the condition and affect the recovery of the body. During the recovery period, you also need to rehydrate the cat in time to prevent dehydration of the body and be helpful for your own recovery.
