Updated On September 23rd, 2025
Pet's info: Cat | Domestic Shorthair | Female | unspayed | 2 months and 11 days old | 2.2 lbs
Hi, I noticed that my kitten had a small amount of mucus and blood after number 2 when I wiped her bum, there was no blood in her stool also she eats normal and is still playful, I would just like some advice before taking her to the vet, she has an appointment on Monday at the vet for her second injections, Can I wait till then ?
3 Answers
Published on March 8th, 2018
If she is eating and drinking and playful with no diarrhea, then you can wait until her appointment. If she starts vomiting or having bloody diarrhea, then I would take her right away Blood after a BM can be from the diet due to straining and ruptured a blood vessel. The mucous can be from an infection or a parasite problem. You can try to increase the water intake or add canned food to help minimize the straining. you may need to change brands or ingredients of food to help
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Published on December 16th, 2017
The diet is a possibility although it is a little to be associated with that. Typically diet changes will affect them within 7 days of change. It can be inflammation or colitis from an inflammatory bowel or bacterial population problem IF there is no diarrhea or vomiting and she still acts fine, then I would get a feline probiotic to add to the diet. This can help replenish the normal bacteria and can take up to 2 weeks for the max benefit. If the blood continues though I would get her checked and see if you need a prescription hypoallergenic diet or GI formula diet to help
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Published on June 3rd, 2020
This bloody poop could be caused by intestinal worms, a sudden change in diet, giving Miniee a new food, or a severe illness. It can have some very serious causes, which is why it should be checked out by a vet promptly. I'd take her into a vet now. Best of luck.
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