The cat always goes to the toilet and doesn t pull out anything, and the cat always goes to the toil

The cat should be constipated.

1. Appropriate adjustments should be made to the diet.

Cats go to the toilet but can't pull out is a sign of constipation, so in the usual diet to make a slight adjustment, do not feed cats to eat dry and hard cat food, dry and hard cat food lacks water, and cats will not take the initiative to drink water to balance the water content in the body, continue to eat will only make the cat's constipation more serious. Pet owners need to feed their cats some liquid food, or fruit and vegetable foods with more water content and fiber, which can relieve the phenomenon of constipation in cats.

2. Eat some probiotics to promote intestinal peristalsis.

The main problem of constipation in cats is slow intestinal peristalsis, coupled with less water content in the food eaten, and lack of water in the intestinal contents, pet owners can feed cats meow probiotics to regulate the stomach, add more beneficial bacteria to the cat's intestines, promote intestinal peristalsis, with honey water or yogurt can play a laxative, can effectively improve the phenomenon of cat constipation.

3. Prevent hairball.

Hairball disease is a common cause of constipation in cats, pet owners can feed cats with cat grass, but the palatability of cat grass is not good, not all cats can accept the taste of cat grass, especially domestic cats, so it is recommended that pet owners feed cats with hair cream. Pet owners should also pay attention to the choice of hair cream, it is recommended to choose pure natural free mineral oil and other chemical ingredients of hair cream, it is recommended to feed meow hair cream, you can feed the cat for a long time and do not hurt the body, can effectively prevent constipation caused by cats due to hairball.

Causes and treatment of constipation in cats.

Feline intestinal constipation, also known as constipation, is a digestive system disease that causes incomplete or complete blockage of the intestine due to intestinal motility disorders and secretion disorders, stagnation and dryness of intestinal contents. The disease is more common in the colon and rectum of cats, especially in kittens, elderly cats and long-haired cats.

The longer the constipation, the more difficult it is to treat, and in severe cases, autotoxicity or other secondary diseases can worsen the condition. There are three factors that contribute to the disease:

1. Feeding management: such as long-term feeding of dry food, lack of drinking water, cannibalism of human hair and foreign bodies, lack of exercise, and sudden changes in feed, environment and management and other factors may induce the disease.

2. Diseases: painful defecation diseases (such as rectal polyps, proctitis, rectal strictures, tumors, anal abscesses, etc.), constipation occurs due to the disappearance of normal bowel movements.

3. Self: Diseases with defecation disorders (such as medullary joint dislocation, pelvic fracture and hindlimb fracture, etc.) can cause constipation.

Symptoms: In the early stage, the sick cat defecates hard, excreting a small amount of dry stool with mucus, or a small amount of foul-smelling loose stool. In the later stages of the disease, the sick cat may be restless, trying to pass feces but it is not easy to excrete, nervous, chirping, and frequently reviewing the abdomen. This is followed by loss of appetite or abandonment, and depression.

Some vomit, obvious tenesmus, abdominal circumference, and intestinal distention.

Treatment: 1. Enema therapy: suitable for mild symptoms and simple constipation. Use 40 80 ml of warm soapy water to fill the intestine with an enema, and cooperate with the abdomen to moderate the pressure of the intestinal constipation fecal mass. Generally multi-effective.

2. Drug therapy: take an appropriate amount of laxatives internally. Such as magnesium sulfate 5 30 g or liquid paraffin oil 5 50 ml, taken internally.

3. Surgical therapy: When the above methods are ineffective due to severe intestinal constipation, surgery can be performed to remove the intestinal feces.

The other way (and the easiest way, hehe):

You can give the kitten a spoonful of salad oil to lubricate his intestines. 10 ml at a time, feeding 2-3 times, should help. In addition, you can give him a little milk, never too much, usually one bowl bottom is enough.