Educational Overview
Fecal Incontinence in Pets
Fecal incontinence develops when a cat or dog loses control over defecation. This is usually a sign that something deeper is going on, not just a behavioral problem.
Common signs include:
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Defecating outside the litter box or usual toileting area
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Small stool pieces found around the
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Straining or difficulty passing stools
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Hard, dry nuggets or alternating constipation and loose stools
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Involuntary dribbling of feces when stressed or excited
Possible causes:
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Constipation – stool becomes hard and compacted, painful to pass
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Intestinal or rectal disorders – tumors, infections, parasites, IBD
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Underlying conditions – feline leukemia, diabetes, kidney stones
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Neurogenic sphincter incontinence – linked to spinal injury or nervous system weakness
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Age-related decline – pets may not reach the litter box in time
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Emotional stress – animals under stress may “act out” through toileting changes
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Formulated with plant and mineral-based ingredients, traditionally referenced for their role in supporting overall balance and general wellbeing.
These formulations are designed to assist the body’s natural processes and support resilience during times of environmental or physiological stress.
Faeco 81 formula
Contains:
Common Aloe (Aloe socotrina 200C)
Leopard’s Bane (Arnica montana 200C)
in 20% USP alc. in purified water.
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