The main causes of indigestion in kittens are as follows:
- Digestive disorders caused by illness
- Stress induced indigestion
- Digestive disorders caused by dietary problems
The main symptoms that cause indigestion in kittens are as follows:
Vomiting: When cats have indigestion, they may experience symptoms of vomiting. What is vomited out is partially or completely undigested cat food.
Diarrhea: Poor digestion may cause diarrhea in cats. Feces become thinner and less viscous.
Abdominal discomfort: Abdominal pain caused by indigestion can cause anxiety and tension in cats.
Decreased appetite: indigestion can cause a decrease in a cat’s appetite, leading to a reluctance to drink food or water. You can try providing it with some delicious food, such as chicken or chicken soup.
In addition to treating cats with targeted medication, it is also necessary to ensure that they consume sufficient vitamins and probiotics for the above needle shaped animals. Not only does it meet the nutritional needs of cats during illness, but it can also regulate the gastrointestinal tract, promote digestion and absorption. If a cat refuses to eat for a long time, it should be promptly taken to the hospital for medical treatment to identify the root cause and receive targeted treatment.
