Healthy cat poop should be brown to dark brown in color and have a segmented, sausage-like shape. The poop should be firm – but not too hard or pebble-like – and you should not see blood or ...

To help you understand what might be going on, Dr. Rebecca MacMillan has explained eight potential causes of blood in a cat’s stool, the symptoms to watch for, and how it can be treated. She’s ...

As a general comment, in the absence of other clinical signs like changes in appetite, weight loss, vomiting or diarrhea, I am not overly concerned about the color in your cat's stool.