Cats cannot eat shrimp during diarrhea. Shrimp meat is high in protein. Cats eating too much shrimp can easily cause digestive system problems, such as diarrhea, vomiting, etc. Cats should not eat shrimp when they have diarrhea. In this case, the owner needs to fast the cat in time, and at the same time take care of the cat's gastrointestinal tract to prevent diarrhea.

What should be paid attention to in the diet of cats with diarrhea:

1. Adjust the diet: first fast for half a day or one day, during which the cat should drink more warm water to soothe the stomach. After resuming the diet the next day, feed the cat easily digestible food, such as millet porridge, milk powder, rice with fish soup and other liquid foods. You can also feed the cat some prescription canned cat food or wet cat food. Feed dry and hard cat food as little or as little as possible. , wait until the cat’s gastrointestinal function returns to normal before returning to its previous eating habits. In addition, the amount of food given to the cat is enough for it to be seven to eight times full. It should eat smaller meals more often to avoid being overly full and causing a burden on the gastrointestinal tract.

2. Gastrointestinal care: Cat diarrhea is often caused by gastrointestinal problems, such as lack of enough digestive enzymes and beneficial bacteria to digest food. In this case, you can mix probiotics into the cat's food or mix them into honey water. If the cat often has diarrhea, it means that the intestines and stomach are weak and sensitive, and the cat needs long-term gastrointestinal care.

3. Supplement glucose: If the cat has severe diarrhea and is constantly passing water, it is necessary to replenish sugar to the cat in time to avoid dehydration. You can give the cat some diluted glucose solution orally (add 300 ml of water for dilution), or you can inject glucose into the body.