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Help! There is Blood in My Cat's Stool!

If you notice blood in your cats feces, you'll probably just about lose it.After all, it can be frightening to see your cat suffering from a potentially painful condition.However, you need to stay calm and first of all figure out why there is blood in cat stool.

If you notice blood in your cat's feces, you'll probably just about lose it. After all, it can be frightening to see your cat suffering from a potentially painful condition. However, you need to stay calm and first of all figure out why there is blood in cat stool. 

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In a cat blood in stool is a condition known as hematochezia. It can be caused by a number of minor disorders and in some cases severe ones. Cancer and other terminal illnesses can cause hematochezia. 

Help! There is Blood in My Cat's Stool!

Symptoms that often accompany blood in cat stool include increased bowl movement, constipation, lethargy, loss of appetite, excessive water intake, vomiting, and sudden weight loss. The first thing you need to do if you notice such symptoms is take your cat to a vet. 

When it comes to a cat blood in stool can be caused by conditions and diseases like bacterial infections, ingestion of toxic substances, intestinal parasites, cancer of the lower bowel, inflammation of the bowel, intake of certain antibiotics or drugs, a benign tumor in the colon or rectum, consumption of unhealthy food, or clotting disorder.

No matter what the cause of your cat's problem, you need to make sure it is addressed quickly. Most commonly, blood in the stool is caused by bacterial infections. These bacterial infections generally cause urinary infections simultaneously, meaning that your cat may also be urinating blood. 

In order to address a bacterial infection that is causing blood in cat stool, do NOT give your cat antibiotics. If you remember, antibiotics are actually one of the causes of blood in stools. You need to use a gentle treatment to get rid of the bacteria. Otherwise, the problem will be aggravated. 

A natural treatment that is highly effective at getting rid of blood in cat stool is homeopathy. Homeopathy is very gentle because it uses only minute amounts of natural ingredients to get the job done. 

For the best results in treating a bacterial infection that is causing blood in cat stool, use a homeopathic remedy that contains cantharis and uva ursi. These tonics will get rid of bacteria that are often the culprit in urinary infections in causing blood to appear in stools. 

In addition to treating a bacterial infection this way, make sure that you change your cat's diet and ensure that he gets plenty of water. Stay away from tap water and commercial foods. Give your cat filtered water and natural, unprocessed food for optimal health and healing. 

The key in treating blood in cat stool is holistic treatment. You need to address all possible causes. Of course this is after ruling out any serious cases such as cancer or poison ingestion. Once your vet figures out what the problem is, decide on a treatment plan and use homeopathy and a healthy lifestyle to help your cat achieve recovery and health. 

Help! There is Blood in My Cat's Stool!

Cats 101 : Bombay

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Deworming Your Cat

Along with vaccinations and regular treatments for fleas, you should consider periodically deworming your cat. It's important to educate yourself on the subject so that you can recognize the symptoms of a cat suffering from worms. It's a major part of their health maintenance and is especially important if you've got a new cat from the pound or some other public agency.

Virtually all kittens are born infected with some form of a worm. These worms can be and most frequently are transmitted via the mother's milk or while the same time the kittens are still inside the mother's womb. Unless the mother lives in pristine circumstances (think sterile pure rooms), expect that your newborn kitten will have worms. The same goes for an aged cat as well. It takes a lot of effort to keep cats worm-free. For the most part, veterinarians will suggest deworming your cat, as needed. But how do you determine exactly what "as needed" means? There are a few indicators which will aid you in deciding when the deworming procedure is essential.

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If your kitten was found as a stray, don't assume anything. If you choose to keep the kitten, be sure that a veterinarian visit is on your list of priorities. Deworming will be a given. If your cat is a pet that likes to prowl, catch mice or other little animals, it is more probable than not highly susceptible to worms. Wild animals are the perfect hosts for carrying worm larvae and if your cat consumes it, they will develop a worm problem.

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Suppose your cat is predominantly an indoor pet. They can still produce worms but the problem could be harder to determine. If your cat develops a heaving problem or occasionally has retching episodes, these behaviors are a prime indicator that your cat is attempting to rid itself of worms. Also, vomiting the worms up is, of course, a clear indication that your cat needs to be dewormed immediately. More than probable, the worms vomited up are roundworms and resemble spaghetti in appearance. Occasionally, tapeworms are a culprit. Tapeworms are flat and segmented.

To make matters more confusing, tests can give a false negative. Vets test cat feces when looking for worms, and sometimes, even though worms are present in the cat's body, they don't show up in the feces because they're essentially dormant. Worms can remain dormant for long periods of time and then become suddenly active if your cat undergoes some type of stress, like a pregnancy or an injury.

If your cat's appetite changes or it develops diarrhea, those are some possible indicators of a worm ailment. A dull coat of fur or the growth of a pot-belly are other indicators. In addition, if you ever see your cat feed on the feces of another creature, you might as well be prepared to go through a deworming of your cat.

For the most part, testing of your cat's feces is the best bet to decide what type of worm sickness your cat may have. Barring a proper worm diagnosis, your cat cannot receive the proper medication. This means that medication for roundworms occasionally does not work for tapeworms or other species like the hookworm or whipworm. By determining the correct species, you can be ensured of a successful deworming.

It is important to note that predominantly medications come in liquid or in some type of pill. Since cats can be a bit ornery, you have to ensure that they indeed take their medicine and swallow it. Disguising the deworming medication in their cat food or other treat is the simplest way. Another thing to be aware of is that it may take numerous treatments of deworming medication to completely rid your cat of worms. The reason for the chance of multiple treatments is that the worms may be in various stages of growth and not all stages are susceptible to the treatments. However, multiple treatments will ensure a worm-free kitty.

Worms can be tricky. It's important to test for them periodically, and to see that your cat has regular examinations from your vet. You want to deworm only when it's actually needed, and you want to know when it is needed. Paying attention to your cats health and habits is the best way to know how they're doing.

Deworming Your Cat

First Time Cat Or Kitten Owner - What to Include on Your Shopping List Before You Bring Them Home

So, you decided to increase your family with the addition of a kitten or cat? Maybe even two. Congratulations!

It can become a daunting, expensive process of preparation bringing home any new addition to your family. Forgetting one crucial item, can be a potential disaster! There are several things you will need to have on hand before you bring that fluffy ball of fur home.

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Here's a check list I have put together that is sure to be invaluable on that first shopping trip:

First Time Cat Or Kitten Owner - What to Include on Your Shopping List Before You Bring Them Home

Food:

I would suggest a small bag or box of two flavors/brands. Like people, animals need some choices for their palette. Personally, I mix 1/2 can of moist food with the dry food. One cup per cat, twice daily. Leftovers should be discarded daily.

Dishes:

I suggest separate food and water dishes, as opposed to the combo dish. This will keep the water from splashing into the food and will also make it less likely for bladder and urinary tract infections. Metal dishes are preferable to plastic, as the plastic holds odor, oils and again is more likely to be a breeding ground for bacteria. The metal dishes will keep the water cooler too. Dishes, especially water, should be washed daily. Unscented dish soap works great.

Treats:

A small bag of catnip and some moist vitamin treats are sure to please.

Litter & Litter Pan with Scooper:

Depending on your preferences, there are a variety of products that work efficiently in today's market. Some cats will do the choosing in this area. I suggest you buy a tub of the clumping litter and a bag of clay litter. Try the clumping litter first. This has less dust, is easier to maintain, and omits less odor. Litter pans should be scooped [preferably twice] daily and thoroughly cleaned each week.

*Tip - I keep my cats' litter pans inside an 'under the bed' storage tub, placing the lid underneath. This will greatly reduce the amount of litter (kicked, shook, and hurled) finding its way to your floor or carpeting. Please people, do not put the tub under your bed. Remember, that's the type of container to use - to house the litter pan. The pan should be kept at an easily accessible location, preferably out of immediate sight of humans and in a low traffic area. Cats like privacy with the privy too.

Litter Pan Deodorizer:

Make sure the product is safe for your pets. I have heard of people using carpet sprinkles to deodorize their cat's litter pans. This can be very hazardous to your kitten and adult cat. Read the product warning label carefully to ensure it is safe to use with pets. If you are not looking for any aroma remedy, I would recommend using plain baking soda, two or three tablespoons per pan, twice a week.

Box of (quart/gallon size) zipper bags: Use for discards of litter box.

Scratching Post:

I have always had cats - my entire life and never to this date have any of them used an actual scratch post. They prefer your furniture, drapes, and woodwork -- or the following homemade remedy consisting of a box of self-adhesive (10- 1 sq ft) carpet tiles, one brick & cardboard (or wood) box. This can be a very cost effective measure and give your kitten/cat their own personal space. This gives them a sleeping area in addition to a scratch area and 'play' box.

Instructions for brick, box, and carpet tiles:

Make sure the box you use is sturdy and 12 to 15 inches high, 12 inches deep, and 18 to 24 inches long. Attach carpet tiles to exposed outside wall area on either end and inside for flooring. Cover the top of the box with tiles as well. Whether you choose to 'tile' the back of the box will depend on where you plan to place the box. It will make no sense to tile the back if you plan on placing it against a wall.

Cut one carpet tile, to size of brick, for the bottom side. This will prevent damage to flooring for those times you must remove it from the box. Your brick should be porous.

TOYS:

I recommend two or three toys for your kitten/cat to play with initially. One fabric toy that can be tossed easily and a ball no smaller than a golf ball. Refrain from toys that squeak or have bells inside, as these have the potential to choke your kitten/cat. Other items cats love are paper bags, scrunchie hair ties, and string. Always use care with the selection of any toys for your kitten/cat. Ensure string is long enough, thick enough and durable with one end tied to a solid object, avoiding the potential for choking. Scrunchies should be of medium to large in size - never use small or child size.

ROLL DOUBLE-SIDED TAPE:

Cut six inch strips to place on corners of furniture, woodwork, and counter tops. This is the most effective way I have found, to keep kittens/cats off your counter tops and tables. It also will keep them from shredding your furniture with their claws. Cats hate anything that is sticky on their paws. Velcro works wonders too, for areas that require more training, as it holds up longer. Citrus scented [stick on] air fresheners work great too.

Collar and Leash:

Refrain from buying collars with dangling items attached, especially bells. Cats find them annoying and offensive. The more lightweight the collar, the more likely your cat will adjust to this contraption around their neck.

A leash is a necessary evil as well. The sooner your kitten is exposed to leash walking, the easier it will be to train them to use one. The cat owner only realizes in hindsight how invaluable this training can be in emergency situations.

And last, but not least, refrain from buying all those cute toys, clothes, and bedding for your new pet until you learn their individual personalities. Once your new cat or kitten has settled in you can introduce new items, one or two at a time. Too many new and unfamiliar scents will make for a difficult transition to your kitty's new home.

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First Time Cat Or Kitten Owner - What to Include on Your Shopping List Before You Bring Them Home

Kittens Fight Over Easter Egg

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Feeding Kittens - When Are They Ready For Solid Food?

It can be confusing to know when newborn kittens are ready for each particular kind of kitten food, but there are a few basic guidelines that you can follow that make the process much easier. If the mother cat is available, she is already providing the best food available for them when they are first born. As they grow up, however, you will slowly transition them toward a healthy, wet kitten food that they can eat on their own. This is done in discrete steps that are easy to follow.

Step 1
Newborn kittens will look to their mother for all the nutrition they will need. As long as you see to her needs, you will need to worry very little about what the kittens are eating. All you will have to do is monitor them and make sure that they are nursing. If they are not doing this or the mother is deceased or unavailable, you will need to feed them every hour or two with a special liquid kitten food provided by your veterinarian.

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Step 2
At about four weeks of age, your kittens will be ready to move on to the next phase. Mix quality canned kitten food thoroughly with liquid formula until it reaches the consistency of a thick milkshake. Place this in a bowl and lure the kittens to it either by placing a bit of it on your finger or on a small rubber nipple.

Feeding Kittens - When Are They Ready For Solid Food?

Step 3
When the kittens are six weeks old, start reducing the amount of formula in their food mix. They should be eating on their own from the bowl at this point and their teeth should be coming in nicely. Over the course of about two weeks, you will steadily reduce the amount of formula until they are eating entirely canned kitten food.

Step 4
You can start transitioning your kittens to dry kitten food when they are about eight weeks of age by mixing it with wet and steadily increasing the ratio of dry to wet. Dry food is not particularly healthy for cats, however. Cats are carnivorous creatures and dry food tends to contain a large amount of grains, which can lead to feline diabetes and other health problems.

Feeding Kittens - When Are They Ready For Solid Food?

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Elevator Mod - Womble n' Wombat EP5 [Gmod mod]

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