Quote Originally Posted by krazyaboutkatz
I'm not sure how long the dewormer takes but it shouldn't take long. Maybe you should call your vet's offfice and ask them more about it and mention to them what's going on.

Sometimes kittens just need to mature more and grow out of the diarrhea stage. I think it usually takes until they're about 6 months old for their intestional track to become mature. Both of my kittens were having diarrhea but their fecal samples were normal. They were even on some medicine to help them and it still didn't work. I tried giving them pumpkin and rice in their wet food and this still didn't work. Starr's now 7 months old and Pearl's now 5 months old and their stools are getting better but they still have slight diarrhea occassionally and gas too.

Hopefully your kittens will be fine and outgrow this soon. I'm assuming that they're kittens. Good luck.

Well, Meko is a little over 2 years and Tiki is a little over 6 months. Neither has eveer had diarrhea, not even as sick stray little kittens when I first got them. There feces were stinky when they were younger but never diarrhea.

This is just something that started about 9 days ago.

Like I said, they are healthy & normal otherwise so I would like to give it a few more days BUT Tiki is having accidents on my floor. Tiki will only go in the litterbox once (with diarrhea) then he uses the my floor!!! There is no way I can prevent this, I'm at work during the day so I can't change it often enough for him. I did put down 2 more boxes, which leaves him with 3 boxes (Meko has her own box & Tiki won't use it, then I have 2 more boxes around the house for the ferrets but Tiki won't use them either) but he still has diarrhea often enough to use each litterbox once then have accidents on my floor. About 1-2 accidents during the day while I'm at work, and another 1-2 in the middle of the night when I'm sleeping.