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My cat has splattery stools. Is she sick? What can I do?
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Derek McCoy says:
January 06th, 2009 at 09:45 PM
Most often diarrhea is a symptom of an illness in cats. You need to take the cat to see the vet as soon as you're able to determine its cause. It may be as simple as an intestinal parasite, but may potentially be a symptom of a genuine health problem. Best bet is to get her in to see the vet soon to insure aquick diagnosis and to begin treating the cause.
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