Seti makes crystals. This is kind of a relief because sometimes he pees in strange places. He's very emotional and I've always attributed the urine to him being upset with one of our other cats as he's never shown signs of illness. In fact, he still doesn't have an infection but we ran a urinalysis anyway (it took two to find the crystals). I'm hoping that the treatment of the crystals may resolve the inappropriate peeing.
Hoping to both make him feel better (he was puny) and to stop the peeing around my house, I dashed to his vet to pick up his new diet C/D once his vet called me with the results. Seti can't eat the C/D. 15 minutes after eating it he vomits it all up and that's even with blending it with his old food and giving him time to adjust. Anything more than 1/2 a teaspoon causes him to vomit.
So, I called his vet back. We agreed it was something in the food that didn't settle with him. So, we tried UR, same idea, different manufacturer. Same result. 15 minutes after eating a scant bit of it he vomited. I'm going to let him eat his old, regular food (Wellness Indoor) for the next two meals and try again just in case it's that his system is upset but considering that we've had the same results with it as with the C/D I don't have high hopes.
There's one other type of food made by Royal Canin that my vet mentioned but that we haven't tried. I'm sure that will be up next but do you think I can expect different results? I know we won't know until we try but I'm worried about Seti. He was so miserable in and out of his box which, for the moment, is stopped but for how long if he's eating his old food? The food that's "good for him" isn't so good if he's going to vomit it all up.
He's got a great vet, one of the best in all the South East so I'm confident that he'll find a solution for Seti that keeps him healthy and happy but I'm worried about my little guy in the short term and just needed to share with people who'll understand.
Hoping to both make him feel better (he was puny) and to stop the peeing around my house, I dashed to his vet to pick up his new diet C/D once his vet called me with the results. Seti can't eat the C/D. 15 minutes after eating it he vomits it all up and that's even with blending it with his old food and giving him time to adjust. Anything more than 1/2 a teaspoon causes him to vomit.
So, I called his vet back. We agreed it was something in the food that didn't settle with him. So, we tried UR, same idea, different manufacturer. Same result. 15 minutes after eating a scant bit of it he vomited. I'm going to let him eat his old, regular food (Wellness Indoor) for the next two meals and try again just in case it's that his system is upset but considering that we've had the same results with it as with the C/D I don't have high hopes.
There's one other type of food made by Royal Canin that my vet mentioned but that we haven't tried. I'm sure that will be up next but do you think I can expect different results? I know we won't know until we try but I'm worried about Seti. He was so miserable in and out of his box which, for the moment, is stopped but for how long if he's eating his old food? The food that's "good for him" isn't so good if he's going to vomit it all up.
He's got a great vet, one of the best in all the South East so I'm confident that he'll find a solution for Seti that keeps him healthy and happy but I'm worried about my little guy in the short term and just needed to share with people who'll understand.