Anyone Else Have This Problem? Cat Poop Runnier and Smells Horrid!

I was thinking what every one else said. Her diet isn't sufficent and that perhaps she has worms. Worn treatment is just one pill, all it takes is a fecal sample to be looked at the vets office. Something you want done regulary with small children around anyway, if you are not already doing it. I'd get the glands done again as well and ask the vet about suggestions for a high quality food for her. I hope you can get this cleared up so your kitty doesn't loose her home.

Hi Kim,
I worked at a vet office for 4 years, and this is a issue I have seen many times. They may have not got all the gunk out when they were doing her glands so you may need to go back and have them do it again. Also check for tape worms..they are in the poop (sorry its gross I know) but that could cause her bum to be irratated also. They get tape worms by ingesting fleas when they clean themselves. So that may be it too? Good luck!

My husband and I have a 21 year old cat (I've only known him for the past 5 years, but hubby's had him for 18). A long time ago, Snuggs started having a similar problem. The vet suggested that hubby mix some unprocessed bran (usually found in with the hot cereals at the grocery store) into some wet cat food to increase his fiber intake. Weird, I know, but it really seems to work. We ran out of bran once, and I figured, hey, one or two meals won't make a difference. I changed my mind after scrubbing the carpet in three different rooms, and washing the comforter from our bed. It's pretty cheap, so it might be worth a shot.

Give her some yogurt with live cultures/acidolphilus (spelling it wrong I'm sure). This or some sort of probiotic should help with her runny poop.

My Mom's cat had the same problem (of course she is 17) and now my Mom gives her a little yogurt everyday. Her diagnosis was that she was constipated. I guess she was pooping just runny poops.