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Yes, pets get diarrhea too, which is no fun for either you or your dog or cat. The term “diarrhea” means unformed or loose stools, usually occurring in larger amounts and/or more often than usual. Diarrhea is not a disease itself but is a symptom of many different diseases or underlying conditions. Diarrhea can be associated with minor conditions that can be cleared up quickly, or may also be the result of serious or life-threatening illnesses. Even diarrhea caused by mild illnesses may become serious if treatment is not begun early enough.
The first step in diagnosing why your cat has diarrhea involves a detailed physical examination by one of our veterinarians. During the exam, we will ask about the cat’s medical history, diet, recent activities, and any other symptoms like vomiting, lethargy, or weight loss. A physical exam helps us assess your cat’s overall health, checking for signs of dehydration, abdominal pain, or other abnormalities.
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