There is a kitten that likes to run around everywhere and occasionally brings home a mouse. The room is filled with brown liquid, and its smell is somewhat unpleasant. The children are very curious: what exactly does the cat eat to spray out brown liquid?

1. The source of the brown liquid

Actually, the source of the brown liquid sprayed out by the cat is its own digestive system. There is indigested food in the cat’s stomach, and this food will be discharged by the cat’s digestive system, turning into brown liquid.

2. The composition of the brown liquid

The brown liquid mainly consists of fat, feces, mucus, bile, and gastric juice, all secreted by the cat’s digestive system, so the color and smell of the liquid are very unpleasant.

3. The hazards of the brown liquid

The brown liquid is not only foul-smelling but also harmful to the cat’s health. If not cleaned promptly, it can lead to bacterial growth and even cause feline gastroenteritis and other diseases.

4. Methods for cleaning brown liquid

To clean the brown liquid, first clean the contaminated area thoroughly. Choose a cleaner containing alcohol and wipe it on the contaminated area to effectively kill bacteria and reduce the risk of indigestion in cats.

5. The cat’s eating habits

Finally, pay attention to the cat’s eating habits; avoid feeding them greasy or overly oily food. If indigestion symptoms occur, timely dietary adjustments should be made by increasing vitamins and protein intake. This can reduce food residue discharge and thus avoid the occurrence of brown liquid.

In short, cats spraying out brown liquid is a normal phenomenon, but if there is excessive liquid, it may indicate indigestion and require timely adjustment and cleaning of contaminated areas to ensure the cat’s health.