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Read the full article at https://wagwalking.com/cat/condition/... Young kittens are the most at risk of developing a protruding rectum. Kittens under six months are more susceptible to parasites, which can cause straining during defecation. Older cats may also develop rectal prolapse when suffering from injuries or rectal tumors. Chronic irritation of the rectum can weaken its state in the body. Intense straining in general can push the rectal tissue out of the body. If this happens, it is important to keep the tissue moist and immediately bring the cat to a veterinarian for treatment. In rare circumstances, a cat’s rectal tissue may protrude out of the anal opening. This is referred to as a “rectal prolapse”. The rectum is the end piece of the large intestine. Noticing tubular tissue coming out of your cat’s anus is a visual cue that the rectum has partially exited the body. Swelling and severe pain are common with this condition. The cat will not likely be able to pass stool, which can lead to death in a matter of days. Visit us at app.wagwalking.com/ Our Services:: Walk: wagwalking.com/dog-walking In-Home Training: wagwalking.com/dog-training Digital Training: wagwalking.com/digital-training Drop-In Visits: wagwalking.com/drop-ins Wag! Health: wagwalking.com/wag-health Pet Sitting: wagwalking.com/dog-sitting Pet Boarding: wagwalking.com/dog-boarding Pet Guides:: Pet Care Guides: wagwalking.com/care Pet Training Guides: wagwalking.com/training Dog Grooming Guides: wagwalking.com/grooming Dog Breed Guides: wagwalking.com/breed Dog Name Guides: wagwalking.com/daily/names Dog Activity Guides: wagwalking.com/activities Dog Sense Guides: wagwalking.com/daily/senses Dog Behavior Guides: wagwalking.com/daily/behavior Social Media:: Twitter: twitter.com/WagWalking Facebook: facebook.com/WagWalking Instagram: instagram.com/wag/