Since my Dimity wears a diaper every day, and sometimes has a bowel movement when I’m not home (or don’t notice - modern baby diapers are SO full of deodorant, whereas in my day, 40 years ago, you could smell the poop!) she sometimes gets sore down there. They may be able to offer other best practices too, that will encourage healing.Īnd of course, you’ll also want to focus on solving the diarrhea issue as soon as possible, as it can lead to dehydration.ĭo you have any other recommendations? Please share in the comments! You’ll want to make sure that the product you use is gentle and safe enough for your little one.
Any human baby butt ointment that does not contain zinc (such as Desitin).īefore you start any treatment, I’d recommend giving your vet office a quick call to find out if they approve any of the options above. She reached out to the group to find out if they had any suggestions. A few weeks back, Naomi posted on the CH Cats & Kittens Facebook group about her Dolly’s raw booty, which was tender from all of the baths she had after her bouts of diarrhea. (Click here to find more diarrhea-related posts who knows, your cat’s food may be the cause!)Īnd sometimes those diarrhea issues means a raw booty. No matter if your cat has CH or is “normal,” odds are at some point you may have to deal with some diarrhea issues. During those weeks, Ellie had a number of baths – and since I’ve learned that we weren’t alone in our CH/diarrhea adventures.
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