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Chronic Diarrhea In Cats

Persistent loose or watery stools in felines lasting for an extended period, often indicating underlying gastrointestinal disease.

Key Facts

Approximately 88 percent of cats with Tritrichomonas infection will experience spontaneous resolution of diarrhea within two years.
Standard fecal parasite screenings routinely fail to detect the specific flagellated organisms causing the symptom.
Temporary clinical improvement with broad-spectrum remedies is common but symptoms typically recur once therapy stops.
The presence of mucus or blood in the stool strongly suggests colonic involvement rather than small intestinal disease.

Colitis is a primary underlying condition that produces this specific gastrointestinal symptom.

This specific parasitic infection is a well-documented etiology for prolonged feline diarrhea.