Blood in Cat Stool

• Presence of blood particles in stool
• Increased bowel movement
• Exerting while defecating
• Inactivity and lethargy
• Sudden loss of appetite
• Excessive intake of water
• Diuresis or excessive urinating
• Sudden weight loss
• Frequent vomiting

• Bacterial infections like Clostridia, E Coli, and Salmonella
• Ingestion of toxic substances like rat poison or house cleaning agents.
• Intestinal parasites like tapeworms, hookworms and roundworms.
• Consumption of unhealthy or allergic food those are unsuitable for cats.
• Presence of benign tumors in the rectum or colon.
• Invagination of one part of the bowel into another.
• 'Coagulopathy' or clotting disorder in the body.
• Intake of certain allergic drugs and antibiotics.
• Cancer of the lower bowel (neoplasia).
• Inflammation of the bowel or 'Colitis'.

• Provide a bland diet that is rich in fiber and low/ moderate in fats.
• Avoid giving commercial and canned cat food to the animal.
• Refrain from feeding him table scraps or fatty foods.
• Give medications for 'deworming', in case of parasitic infections.
• Providing antibiotics with anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties.
• Administer drugs to control the rate of food movement in the intestines.