When a two-month-old kitten has diarrhea, we must first rule out feline distemper virus infection. If the kitten is not infected with the virus, we need to clarify why the kitten has diarrhea and find out the cause and solve it. Parents should not give up if they are infected with the virus. With active treatment, there is a certain probability that it can be cured.
Tip:
Two-month-old kittens should be vaccinated in time to prevent diseases with high mortality if they are in good health. Do not take the cat out before the vaccination is completed.
