Cat poop Looks like it has mold

[Rachull]

My male cat, who is about a year and three months, recently had an abscess that we got drained by a vet. He is normally an outdoor cat, but we have had to keep him inside until his wound ( from draining the abscess) is healed.  So I noticed his poop is extremely fowl  smelling. I've never been a victim to his droppings, as he has always pooped in someone else's yard, but now that he is pooping in his litter box inside I see that his poop appears to have, what I think is, mold on it. As soon as he pooped it out( literally, I watched him poop ) it looked like it had spots of green, and it was terrible smelling.(Not that poop ever smells nice, this is truly awful)  He is taking baytrill 22mg as an antibiotic, and he had been taking pain syringes, Buprenorphine, but we are no longer giving him the syringes.  ( as of 4 days ago)
   It may not be mold, but his poop does have some green in it, and does seem a little mushie.   We did not change his food, however we fed him very small cat treats, they are smaller than a penny and we only give him  4 or 5 at the same time, once a day. He has used a litter box before, he had one on our patio, so he is use to the litter and normal cat food. Could it be the medicine, or treats we are giving him?  Is it imperative that I see a vet  about this, or should I stop giving him the treats and wait to see? Other than the poop, I do not notice any change in his behavior. He eats and drinks regularly, and he is still active and vocal.Thank you so much for your time, I really appreciate it

[Rachull]

Alright, I think I will call the vet today. Thank you for your help

[opus88]

I'm sorry I'm not really qualified to answer your question....green poop usually indicates an infection..but while on an antibiotic that should be taken care of. I can't see the treats being an issue but would be worth stopping just to be sure. I could possibly be the medications but I haven't used either of these on my own cats so I can't say.
I would call the Vet and ask them, they need to be aware of this and would be the ones to ask.
In the meanwhile you can also post this same question to our Medhelp Vet Expert...and see what he says.
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