Our family once raised a cat, and everyone at home liked it very much. My father would take it out for a walk on time every day, often for quite a long time. My mother would occasionally cook many meals for it, various cat foods and meat. During that period, the home was very warm. Our cat also liked my parents, always staying close to them whenever they were home.

We all know that cats are carnivorous animals within the phylum Chordata. They mainly exist as domesticated pets. Many people have great affection and love for cats, understanding their habits and knowing what they like to eat. It seems like we understand cats well, but what we don't know is that cats also face some disease threats, the most common being gastroenteritis, which is also the most threatening disease to cats.

To know what medicine to give cats with gastroenteritis and how to treat it, we first need to understand their living habits and bodily structure so that we can treat both symptoms and root causes. Cats get gastroenteritis because their stomachs cannot digest food promptly, and it is caused by microbial and bacterial infections in the intestines. At this time, cats usually show poor appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, and other symptoms. Another cause is that cats mistakenly ingest certain medications or toxic foods that irritate their stomachs.

At this time, we should stop feeding them any food and fast them, then take them to the hospital. Buy some probiotics to give them once in the morning and once at night. Pay attention to keeping the cat warm and preventing them from catching a cold. If the situation is severe, the veterinarian will prescribe appropriate medicine to be given on schedule and in correct doses.

During the treatment of gastroenteritis, we can also prepare some nutritious meals for the cat, such as porridge and soups. During the gastroenteritis period, we must also pay attention to bacterial infections and disinfect the cat regularly to prevent the condition from worsening.