Fecal Incontinence in Cats

Causes of this involuntary loss of control range from sphincter weakness to a neurologic issue

Cleaning up after your cat is part of the deal you made when you brought him home. You do it out of love and duty, but let’s be real. It’s not the best thing about having a cat even when the poop is in the litterbox. Now imagine it’s outside the box. Of course, that’s when you lie awake at night praying he never gets diarrhea.

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