Cat Diarrhea: What It May Mean and How Imaging Can Help

4 Paws Imaging Centers FL LLC provides advanced abdominal ultrasound imaging to help your veterinarian see what is happening inside your pet’s body. We do not provide primary or emergency treatment; our role is to deliver the diagnostic imaging your vet needs to guide your pet’s care.

Common Causes of Chronic Diarrhea

Diarrhea that lasts more than a few days or keeps returning is worth a closer look, since it can stem from the intestines or from other abdominal organs.

• Inflammatory bowel disease
• Intestinal parasites or infection
• Pancreatic disease
• Liver or gallbladder issues
• Food intolerance or dietary indiscretion

How Ultrasound Helps Diagnose This

Abdominal ultrasound allows your veterinarian to evaluate the intestinal walls and nearby organs for signs of inflammation or disease.

• Ultrasound of the intestines to check wall thickness and layering
• Evaluation of the pancreas, liver, and lymph nodes
• Identifying masses or other abnormalities contributing to symptoms

What Happens Next

Your cat's primary veterinarian receives our full report to guide diagnosis and treatment.

If your veterinarian has recommended imaging, or you would like to ask about scheduling, contact 4 Paws Imaging Centers at (407) 969-9499 or 4pawsFL@4pawsimaging.com. We see patients by appointment only and work closely with your primary veterinarian to coordinate care.