After a bowel movement, clean the anal area with wet wipes or baby wipes instead of toilet paper… Top best answers to the question «What can you give a dog for a sore bum after diarrhea» Answered by Dallas Lang on Sat, 6:58 PM
Question «What can you give a dog for a sore bum after diarrhea»Īnswer to the question «What can you give a dog for a sore bum after diarrhea?» often ask the following Plus, if his digestive system is off, he may not be absorbing all of the nutrients he needs at this time in his life. If you don't, he will continue to have diarrhea and a sore butt. I would definitely try to find out what's causing his bathroom issues.
And I agree with what your doing with the Vaseline. In the meantime, I would gently clean his butt area if he has poop stuck to it. Plus, if he ever walked on the pepper and licked his paws, I can't imagine how painful that would be. If the cat's butt touched the pepper it could cause inflammation since the skin there is so sensitive. I know how frustrating it can be when you don't want cats to go in certain places but there are safer alternatives out there.
I wouldn't use the cayenne pepper anymore. I would definitely call your vet and ask for advice. I'm not sure if certain types of hemorrhoid creams can be used on kittens. Has he seen a vet yet? If he hasn't been dewormed, it could be what's causing his diarrhea. How old is your kitten? Maybe he still needs food specifically made for kittens. It could be the change in food that caused his diarrhea. I'm sorry your kitten isn't feeling well. Is there any other way holistic, natural, or afforadable ways to treat him? Will or can this help put the reddness and swelling down? I also tried into ducing cat grass (but like kids he doesn't seem to like his veggies) and tried giving him more water. I think its inflammed and put some vaseline/ petroleum jelly with cottonball on his butt. I'm not sure if it's the new 1 0 pound frisky food either.
We have been treating the areas with cayenne pepper to keep him and other cats from pooping / spraying near the car's garage / porch but i worried that it may be affecting him or worse. Even though he an out doot cat, when we found him a month ago he poops every without using the litter boxes provided it seems he can't control it but i thought was due to no prior litter box training.Īt first his turd looked black and stiff now that he had proper feeding it seems he has softer but more frequent poops like diarhea, i even notice he licks himself there frequently where he may have lick fur off. It even seems like he can't properly sit down on the ground. Today,My kitten's butt looks puffy and red.
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