It may be gastroenteritis or intestinal flora disorder. If both of the above are excluded, it may be caused by cat hunger. The main focus is on the number of defecations in the cat. If the number of diarrhea is large, it will be pulled every 2-3 hours apart. Considering it, it is acute enteritis, which causes intestinal damage, which makes gurgling sounds accompanied by intestinal peristalsis. Oral antibiotics are required to be used to prevent inflammation without vomiting. Secondly, if the number of bowel movements is normal but the feces are not formed, it is considered that the intestinal flora is disordered, the intestinal fluid increases, and the grunts can be caused, and some probiotics can be taken orally. Finally, if you are hungry for too long, you can feed some liquid food appropriately.

1. Acute enteritis

Kittens have diarrhea, poor spirits, no appetite, or even vomiting without getting vaccinated. They need to consider whether there is gastroenteritis caused by viral infection. It is recommended to take them to the hospital for infectious disease screening. If it is a kitten or an adult cat who has complete immunity and has diarrhea, the common causes considered include: stress enteritis, parasitic enteritis, and bacterial enteritis. It is recommended to take oral antibiotics. If the number of diarrhea does not improve, it is recommended to take it to the hospital for examination.

2. Intestinal microbiota disorder

Cats are prone to intestinal discomfort and intestinal microbiota disorders. When the spirit and appetite are normal, they can be appropriately fed probiotics for 3-5 days. If there is still diarrhea, it is recommended to take them to the hospital for examination.

3. Hungry

When cats are hungry for a long time, their gastrointestinal tract is in an empty state. The intestines are prone to produce a large amount of intestinal fluid and air. Gurgling sounds will appear along with intestinal peristalsis. You can feed some liquid food appropriately, which will relieve it after there are contents in the intestines.