Treatment of Feline Digestive Disorders

Treatment in cases of feline digestive disorders is frequently based upon the underlying symptoms exhibited by the patient.  Symptoms most commonly associated with this disorder include diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal tenderness.
 
If a worm infestation is responsible for the problem, oral deworming medication can be used to eradicate the worms.  A fecal analysis for parasites can be done afterward to ensure the worm infestation has been eliminated.  If worms are still present in the stool, the cat will need a second deworming.

Roundworm infestations lead to a pot-bellied appearance, diarrhea, and a dull ragged coat.  Tapeworms, another troublesome parasite causes an infected cat to show clinical signs of irritability, diarrhea, and a disheveled coat. 

Feline digestive disorders can occur as the result of an allergic reaction or a reaction to something in their environment.