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My One-Month-Old Kitten Had Loose Stools, Now Yellow Diarrhea with Other Matter — What’s Wrong?
Diarrhea in a one-month-old kitten may be diet, parasites, or gastritis. Adjust diet and use probiotics; see a vet if no improvement.
Kitten Has Diarrhea, Retches, Won’t Eat
In kittens this is likely indigestion, gastritis or hairballs. Try probiotics; check stool for fur and use hairball paste if found. See a vet if no relief.
What Causes a Kitten’s Bloating?
Bloating usually comes from indigestion, gut flora imbalance, gas-producing food, or parasites. Ease it with belly massage, probiotics, exercise, and diet change; parasite cases need deworming.
Why is my kitten’s belly so big?
A young kitten's belly is usually round and full because kittens cannot defecate on their own and need stimulation. Overeating that is not digested can also cause bloating. In that case, give pet probiotics to regulate the stomach. Worms in the abdomen can also cause bloating and require deworming.
Kitten was fine yesterday but now hisses when touched, vomits yellow fluid, retches, sits in a hunched ‘broody hen’ pose
Sudden yellow vomit, retching and hunched pose can mean gastritis, pancreatitis, distemper, blockage or gallbladder issues; abdominal pain explains the refusal to be held. See a vet. If not possible, fast then give pet anti-vomit and probiotics.
The kitten, on the second day home, after defecating had a red flesh ball protruding from its anus, possibly a mild prolapse. The seller said it’s from diarrhea. It was having diarrhea when first home, but last night a big flesh ball protruded then retracted on its own. It protrudes more after pooping than in the photo.
The photo shows no real problem; a red ball at the anus is likely from hard or frequent stools. Adjust diet and add probiotics; it should recover soon.
New kitten vomits, has diarrhea, and won’t eat after treats, what should I do?
Yellow vomit in kittens can come from parasites, acute gastritis, pancreatitis, or hairballs. Fast for half a day and give pet anti-vomit medicine and probiotics; see a vet if no improvement.
My 3-month-old kitten suddenly stopped eating, cries for food but eats nothing, only drinks water, and vomits food and yellow fluid while losing weight but staying active
A cat that won't eat, vomits yellow fluid, and loses weight rapidly can have many causes, including indigestion, viral infection, or internal parasites. For indigestion, give anti-emetics and probiotics. For parasites, deworm. If feline distemper is the cause, see a vet promptly.
Why does my kitten have a poor appetite and a thin build?
A kitten that eats little and stays thin may simply have a weak digestive system with poor nutrient absorption. Feed easily digestible food and add probiotics. Parasites can also cause poor appetite and thinness, so deworm the kitten promptly, with monthly external and quarterly internal prevention recommended.
Why does my kitten have diarrhea right after arriving home?
From your description and photo, the kitten has diarrhea with a swollen, inflamed anus, likely from the diarrhea itself or stress of the new home. Keep its old bowls and litter box to help it adjust faster, and add pet probiotics to ease the diarrhea.