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My cat has blood in its poop

Hi I have 4 cats 3 neutered cats and 1 pregnant female but today I found a poop in the cats litter tray it looked a bit red then I looked at it a bit more and it was blood and I don't even know what cat did the poop so I don't know which one to take to the vet do u know how I can find out which cat or was that did the poop and also can u tell me if it is serious or normal for a cat to have blood in its poop or could it be the pregnant one and it is normal as she is pregnant plz can u answer my question
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874521 tn?1424116797
Have yr cats been dewormed? Blood can be a sign of worms, but do NOT deworm unless the Vet has checked the poop first...take in a sample. If needed the Vet will give you some meds for all the cats to take

Can also be an allergy to one of the ingredients in dry cat food, when I occasionally give my one cat a dry food with grains he will get bloody poop
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11362300 tn?1418230294
Bloody stool can indicate different health issues. You can say it’s not entirely unusual for cats to have a bloody stool, AS LONG AS it’s no frequently (once in a while) or a lot of blood, that can be serious.

To be exactly sure, you need to know which cat was bleeding, if it was the pregnant cat, then check if she bleeds while pooping, if so: it’s normal for pregnant cats (constipation probably), but if it was while peeing then it might be a sign of miscarriage.

Good luck, and I hope it's the pregnant cat.
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11362300 tn?1418230294
I hope it's NOT* the pregnant cat, and nothing serious.
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874521 tn?1424116797
Thx for adding that GM......
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7052683 tn?1392938795
Hi BB,

In order to find which cat is showing blood--you will have to isolate each one with their own box in separate rooms. UNLESS you have access to watching each time one goes to the bathroom and actually see the one it is from.

As Opus said a fecal sample should be given to your vet. Just put it in a baggy as soon as they are finished. I know Yuck, but it needs to be done. Your vet is used to receiving these little "gifts", LOL!

CML

Bye the way --How is Mama Gizmo doing?

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Yes all of my cats have been dewormed and also my cats eat wet food and tinned food ( gizmo the pregnant one eats pouches it is also  wet food )
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It is the first time that my  cats have produced blood in their poop
It is not frequently  and there was not a lot of blood it was just a little  

Thanks
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I will do what u said and I will put them in a different room I have to get another litter tray coz I have 4 cats an I have 3 litter trays lol.
And now u want to hear how gizmo is going on she is doing fine she is resting in her own bedroom the vet said she is about 3-4 weeks into her pregnancy she Is doing very well
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11362300 tn?1418230294
In that case, I think it’s normal, it’s fairly common in cats to have small quantities of blood in their stool, sometimes mixed with mucus.

I'm glad to hear she enjoying her time!
Best of luck, and keep us posted.
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11362300 tn?1418230294
Yes! Too bad I can't edit my post.

I so hope it’s not something serious, I'm just like any other cat/pet lover, you want your furry friends to be healthy and happy.
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Thanks every one for replying
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11362300 tn?1418230294
Hello Bombay,

How’s Gizmo doing? And all other cats, any updates?
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Hi my cats r doing fine but one of them was missing his name was Sasha he's back now someone found him but he came back in cuts but they are healing gizmo is doing fine is it normal for her to be sleeping more? And the rest of the cats are fine
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