As you know, I have two cats Molly and Millie. Molly my older cat has been diagnosed with chronic kidney disease. Molly always terrorizes Millie, who is 11 years old. About a day or two ago, I noticed that one of them has diarrhea, but which one? Molly does have kidney disease but is not exhibiting any abnormal symptoms. There is no vomiting and both cats seem to behaving and eating normally. Now, my problem is to determine which of them has the diarrhea. I suspect that it may be my younger cat Millie. If this continues for more than another day, I will have to take her to the vet to determine what’s causing her diarrhea. It’s very important  to make sure that your cat doesn’t get dehydrated if he/she has diarrhea. There are many things that can cause diarrhea in cats from stress to a bacteria or parasite infection so it’s important that you get it checked out if it doesn’t clear up within a day or two.

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