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My newly bought cat had diarrhea from day 3, then water diarrhea that won’t stop even with anti-diarrheals — what’s wrong?
Persistent water diarrhea can come from food allergy, bacterial enteritis, parasites, infectious enteritis, or toxins. Treatment must match the cause — don't medicate blindly. The diarrhea is now severe and unresponsive, so take the cat to a vet for targeted care to avoid dehydration and danger.
My new cat has watery diarrhea and antidiarrheals don’t work
Persistent watery diarrhea in a cat can come from food allergy, bacterial enteritis, parasites, infectious enteritis or toxins. Treat by cause and do not medicate blindly. If it is severe and unrelieved by medication, see a vet promptly to avoid dehydration and danger.
My pregnant cat had diarrhea, then a new puppy arrived, and now she won’t eat, is in pain, and can’t sit — what’s wrong?
Your cat's diarrhea and abdominal pain are most likely caused by a gastrointestinal problem rather than the pregnancy itself, possibly from indigestion, improper diet, or stress. Because miscarriage or difficult labor cannot be ruled out, she should be seen by a veterinarian promptly.
My cat has diarrhea, labored breathing, and lost its appetite after starting medication for a lung infection — what’s wrong?
The x-ray confirms pneumonia, but a culture is needed to determine the cause before treatment. Bacterial pneumonia is treated with antibiotics, fungal pneumonia with antifungal medication, and viral pneumonia with antiviral drugs, all alongside supportive care for the symptoms present.
Can I give my cat the FVRCP (three-in-one) vaccine if she has intermittent diarrhea?
A 2-month-old cat has intermittent diarrhea but stays active and eats well. Is it safe to vaccinate now, or should the diarrhea be resolved first?
Why does my cat vomit and have diarrhea after deworming medicine?
Mild vomiting and diarrhea after a dewormer are common and pass in 2-3 days; severe signs may mean overdose or poisoning and need a vet.
My cat has diarrhea but no vomiting and seems fine — what should I do?
Causes of cat diarrhea include indigestion, gastroenteritis, intestinal parasite infection, and viral infection. If the cat is in good spirits, the owner can first withhold food for a while, give some smectite (diarrhea medication) to stop diarrhea, and some pet probiotics, then observe. If diarrhea persists or other abnormal symptoms appear, take it to a vet promptly.
My cat is alert but hasn’t eaten for 3 days and keeps having diarrhea — what’s wrong?
A cat that's alert but not eating and has ongoing diarrhea may have gastroenteritis, a gut foreign body, parasites, or pancreatitis; if unvaccinated, an infection is possible. Long anorexia plus diarrhea leads to dehydration, so see a vet soon to find the cause.
My hamster had diarrhea, then stopped eating and drinking, and now isn’t defecating — what should I do?
Diarrhea followed by refusal to eat or drink can mean cold, stress, gut trouble, or parasites. See a vet promptly to avoid collapse; withhold food 12–24h only if spoiled-food upset is suspected.
Why is my cat having diarrhea but still energetic?
Diarrhea with good energy can be mild gut irritation, stress, parasites or gastritis. Here are the common causes.