persian poopy butt

gailm43

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I have 2 persians, a brown mactabby and a blue-cream. Both females, spayed, 1 year old. The blue, Belle can eat anything and it dos`nt bother her. The tabby Betsy has never had a solid stool. I have them both on wild blue grain free. ONE DAY IT IS ALOMOST NORMAL, BUT NEVER VERY SOLID SND THE NEXT DIY IT IS PUDDING , WHICH STICKS TO ALL THAT BOTTOM HAIR. I have kept her on dry only, but that isn`t working. They came from a very high end breeder who tested free of everything and guarntees all cats. She thinks it is a food allergy. Any ideas
 

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I have 2 persians, a brown mactabby and a blue-cream. Both females, spayed, 1 year old. The blue, Belle can eat anything and it dos`nt bother her. The tabby Betsy has never had a solid stool. I have them both on wild blue grain free. ONE DAY IT IS ALOMOST NORMAL, BUT NEVER VERY SOLID SND THE NEXT DIY IT IS PUDDING , WHICH STICKS TO ALL THAT BOTTOM HAIR. I have kept her on dry only, but that isn`t working. They came from a very high end breeder who tested free of everything and guarntees all cats. She thinks it is a food allergy. Any ideas
What foods have you tried? Have you tried a single novel protein diet? Such as venison and pea? Rabbit? And such?
Have you tried to feed her a 100% wet grain free diet?
It could be food allergies/intolerance, it could be IBD.... If she has been tested negative for all parasites, of course....
 
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