If your cat is not producing formed stools, if it's runny and there's blood in it, then you already know you need to take him to the vet. He could have a tear in his rectum or problems higher up in his intestines. But any time there's blood where or when there shouldn't be, your kitty needs medical attention, something we can't provide through the Internet.

Izadore (Izzie) answered on 7/1/08. Helpful? / 0

Can you possibly answer with a follow up as my new kitten 7-8 weeks old has the same problem, the stool isn't runny but soft yellowy brown but the mucous bloody comes at the end, though is getting less and less

Member 655276 answered on 7/21/08. Helpful? / 0