This kinda determines their age. If they're about 3-5 days old, the blackness means that their body is ridding of a certain fluid that they have in their bodies while in the womb. This is good though. But if a cat is older, the coloration could be caused by their food. You should try using a variety of cat foods, each for about a week, and see if your cats stool returns to normal. This may also mean that your cat is ill, and if these methods above fail, consult a vet.
It can be an illness the cat has or it might be the type of food it is on. If the cat seems healthy in every other way I would try experimenting with different types of food before seeking a vets help
Runny eyes and sneezing.
yes wild cats are as fastidious as house cats
It is very common for breast fed babies to have runny stools. In fact, it is perfectly natural and is supposed to happen. The stool will begin to have more consistency after adding solid foods to the baby's diet.
You do not say if your dog shows any other symptoms or any discomfort. I am not saying this is the only cause but black stool could indicate internal bleeding, specifically in the stomach. If your dog seems off in any way, to be on the safe side, please take your pet to a vet AS SOON AS POSSIBLE!
Yes, chocolate in large amounts can be a diuretic (makes your stool soft or runny).
No and if you have black stool you should go see a doctor.
if your stool is black then there is alot of iron in your system. those who take iron tablets, their stools are black.
NO! That means your cat is suffering from that.
Docusate sodium is safe for cats. It is used as a stool softener in cats that are having trouble with constipation.
comment on th above question, is a black stool serious 2 weks
Black stool after being constipated for a month could signal internal bleeding.
No, citrus fruit has an alkalizing and cleansing effect on the body. Highly unlikely that it made your stool black. Pepto-Bismol turns your stool black. Did you get acid reflux from the Ugli?