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They’re typically very good about separating if one gets upset. But I will keep an eye, since they’re new to each other after all. Thank you!

Sorry for the bad grammar, I was typing fast. And I meant "Chasing," not "Cooking"

So I recently brought home a new kitty, about 9 or 10 months old, and I have another cat I adopted before about 1 year and 3 months old. They have been together about 4 days, and i'd say warmed up to each other really quickly. However, they have these "play" sessions that can go on for hours...

Thanks so much for all the information, I’m going to use this well!!

They did test her thyroid and pacreas, put her on medications to see if it would help but it didn’t. There didn’t seem to really be an issue with them. Perhaps I’ll try and omega supplement down the line, based on some articles I’ve read. I don’t want to add to many things to the mix right now...

Do you know if any supplements that might help with the inflammation or other symptoms? Right now she’s also getting weekly b12 shots to make sure she gets the vitamins she needs.

So far she’s been home for a couple days and her diarrhea has improved. I’m slowly switching her to my other cats food until I but her her special food. It’s salmon based. I’m looking for experiences and advice so this is perfect. And I didn’t know it could turn into Lymphoma.

Thank you! I found this article earlier but I still re-read it. :)

Hey guys, I just adopted a cat from the animal hospital I work at. She has chronic diarrhea and nothing else. No lethargy, no vomiting, she's a completely normal kitten otherwise. (She's not even a year old). The veterinarians ran a million tests, did three fecals to test for worms spread out...

This was so helpful!! I just adopted a cat they were going to put down because she has chronic diarrhea and seemingly no reason why. I'm thinking she just has IBD, and going off of chicken will be our first step to see what she might be allergic to. I've been looking everywhere for a diet that...