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    Kitten Stool Chart

    Stool Color Notes Action Consistency Notes:


    • Any stool softer than
    Brown Normal No additional action needed. toothpaste consistency is
    cause for concern. Kittens with
    Mucous Clear (poss. slight yellow or white) slimy Needs attention.
    substance. Bowel irritation. Possible
    liquid diarrhea are at risk of
    internal parasites. dehydration and death. Seek
    Bloody - red Red blood seen in stool or irritation at rectum See vet ASAP – immediately if lots of blood. treatment immediately.
    or anus. Bowel irritation. Viral or bacterial • Kittens straining to defecate or
    infection.
    who have not defecated for
    Black Tarry; possibly with large gelatinous clots. See vet immediately if not meconium. more than two days may be
    Bleeding in upper GI tract. Exception is Meconium is seen at 1st defecation at
    constipated and need to be
    meconium which is very dark – possibly with 1 or 2 days old.
    greenish tinge. seen by a veterinarian.
    Orange May indicate liver or gallbladder issue. See vet.

    Yellow With a very foul smell may indicate coccidia. See vet.
    Can be bacterial overgrowth/imbalance.
    Greenish Severe bacterial infection. Needs treatment.

    Gray Overfeeding; lack of probiotics or bile. Reduce food intake and/or frequency; add
    probiotics.
    White Severe bacterial imbalance or lack of flora. Give probiotics and seek veterinary care
    Life-threatening! immediately.

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