The kitten poop is a little soft but molded, and there is a reason. It may be caused by improper diet, parasitic infections, stress responses, etc. First of all, if a kitten eats spoiled cat food or cold food, it can easily cause gastrointestinal problems and lead to soft stool. Secondly, if a kitten is infected with parasites in the body, it will also cause soft stool. Then, as the parasites reproduce in the cat's body, soft stool may also turn into diarrhea. Finally, the soft stool of a kitten is also related to its emotions. For example, the kitten that has just been picked up home is prone to stress reactions, which can cause soft stool.
1. Improper diet, the stomach and intestines of kittens are generally relatively fragile. If they eat cold or spoiled food, or suddenly change food, causing gastrointestinal discomfort, they will experience soft stools. If this is the case, you can give the cat an appropriate amount of probiotics orally to regulate the stomach and intestines. If you want to change the food, you must follow the principle of gradual progress.
2. Kittens infected by parasites over three months need to be dewormed regularly. If the owner does not deworm the kitten regularly, it may cause the cat to get soft stools, even diarrhea, etc. At this time, it is recommended that the owner collect the cat's feces and conduct microscopic examination to determine whether there are parasites in the body. If there are parasite eggs, you need to choose safe and effective antiworming drugs to deworm the kitten and feed an appropriate amount of probiotics to regulate the stomach and intestines.
3. Stress reaction
If you are a kitten who has just been picked up, you will easily have a stress reaction because you are not adapted to the new environment, resulting in disorder in the intestinal microbiota and soft stool. At this time, the owner needs to comfort the cat to stabilize its mood and feed it appropriately with probiotics to regulate the stomach and intestines.