6 Water Recovery and Stool System · 6.5 Stool Water Content
6.5 Stool Water Content
Feline Fat-Based Metabolism (Fat-Based Metabolism)
Stool water content is a direct output variable for both loose stool and constipation. It should be backtraced into water recovery, colonic propulsion, colonic secretion, and upstream food structure.
Loose stool: stool water content increases and/or formation decreases. Constipation: stool water content decreases and/or output resistance increases.
Stool water content is the output layer, not a root cause. Do not jump from stool form directly to treatment.
Upstream water-handling basis.
SGLT1-Mediated Water-Sodium Absorption under carbohydrate load.
Secretion increases luminal water.
Transit time changes final water content.
Fat Processing Rate links digestive handling to colonic inputs.
upstream food structure
water recovery, secretion, propulsion, fat processing variables
stool water content
loose stool index or constipation index (observable outputs)
Loose stool index and constipation index read stool water content and resistance patterns as backtrace entry points—not as diseases by default.
stool form → immediate treatment choice
stool water content = drinks too little or too much
output layer treated as root cause
This page defines stool water content as output variable only. Not a clinical diagnosis system, not a treatment protocol, not an effect-guarantee system.