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A long over due update

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I don't know if any of you will remember but back in October I posted about my kitty Kismet always having diarrhea problems. I got it to resolve mostly with pumpkin - but that didn't tackle the underlying issue so I decided to try and figure out what the cause was.

After 2 months of trial and error? I have discovered the cause of his tummy woes was WET FOOD! Yup! I tried SEVERAL different brands and every single one had the exact same results! The minute I removed all wet food from his diet? BLAMMO tummy problems gone!

Kismet and I were not happy to discover he could no longer eat wet food and to transition him over to 100% dry I cooked (sorry guys, I can't do raw) some chicken and pureed it so he would have something somewhat resembling wet food for the first 2 weeks.

He is now on dry - blue buffalo... and his tummy is awesome. He does now and then still have yucky tummy but that I am certain is because he has Pica and manages to sneak eat things when I am not looking.

I continue to have his little bum shaved - and he is much happier with the bum wiping now that it is "routine" In fact when he goes to the box and comes out I say "lets check yer bum!" and he trots over and lets me look if he needs a clean up

We found a woman at a local shop that loves him to pieces and she is WONDERFUL with clipping his bum for us. He takes it all like a gentleman.

We may try wet food again when he is a bit older and see if we can get it past that tummy but for now - it just makes him far too sick
post #2 of 6
I'm so glad you found your solution! As is said here often, the best food is the one your cat will eat.
post #3 of 6
For goodness sakes....you certainly found the culprit! When it comes to our little ones, we leave no stone unturned.
post #4 of 6
I'm glad that you were able to find out what was causing him to be sick, and it wasn't something serious.
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Originally Posted by JustJayde View Post
I continue to have his little bum shaved - and he is much happier with the bum wiping now that it is "routine" In fact when he goes to the box and comes out I say "lets check yer bum!" and he trots over and lets me look if he needs a clean up

We found a woman at a local shop that loves him to pieces and she is WONDERFUL with clipping his bum for us. He takes it all like a gentleman.
Finally a cat that realizes his human always knows best!
post #6 of 6
Aww...he is a lucky cat that you didn't stop looking for the cause and finally found it! My cocker spaniel doesn't like having his bum shaved either, but it is a necessity with some animals. Much better than the alternative.
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