Have you found blood in your cat's faeces? What might the symptom indicate?
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Part of life as a pet parent involves tasks that aren't the most pleasant in the world, but are nonetheless necessary. One of them is watching your friend's poop: discovering blood in your cat's (or dog's) stool is something that should, at the very least, catch your attention. Because it's a symptom that can indicate several different conditions, the more information you haveTo help you in this moment, we talked to Dr. Luciana Capirazzo, who is the veterinarian specializing in felines at Hospital Vet Popular. Come see below what she said!
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To begin with, it's worth remembering that finding blood in your cat's poop always means that something isn't quite right with your friend - even if it's a small amount. "The presence of blood in the feces of cats is less common than in dogs, but it can also be caused by worms, food hypersensitivity, intestinal diseases or by a foreign body in the gastrointestinal tract of the cat.animal", explains the veterinarian.
