what can i add in cat food to stop the stinky poo?

mewlittle · Feb 9, 2013

my 8yr cat Brandon made a stinky in the litter box and it stunk real bad is there anything i can add to the food or something else to stop the stinky poo?

i do not know were this belongs if its in the wrong spot please let me know thanks.

dejolane · Feb 9, 2013

I would like to know the answer to this too. Bella & Thunder take turns in the litter box and I'm on it.

It just stinks. It will wake me up and I have to scoop,scoop. Like I said in the other thread,I feel like I should plug up their rear. ( just joking)

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minka · Feb 9, 2013

There's nothing you can add to food to stop stinky poo, you just have to upgrade to something higher quality that agrees with their system.
If you were feeding raw, I might say probiotics, because it can take a while for the gut bacteria to come back up to par depending on the cat, but I'm pretty sure you are feeding dry, correct?

mewlittle · Feb 9, 2013

Minka said:
There's nothing you can add to food to stop stinky poo, you just have to upgrade to something higher quality that agrees with their system.
If you were feeding raw, I might say probiotics, because it can take a while for the gut bacteria to come back up to par depending on the cat, but I'm pretty sure you are feeding dry, correct?

i'm feed mostly wet with a little dry and the brand is nature variety wet and nature variety chicken dry before grain dry and solid gold dry the dry is all mixed together if i feed any other brands he'll puke it up and if i stick to one brand examble NVI he gets bored easy

minka · Feb 9, 2013

Hmm.. Is the stinky poo a regular thing or just that one day? It may be he just got into something he wasn't supposed to, and that caused the stinky poo.

mewlittle · Feb 9, 2013

Minka said:
Hmm.. Is the stinky poo a regular thing or just that one day? It may be he just got into something he wasn't supposed to, and that caused the stinky poo.

maybe two or three times a week that i have noticed

minka · Feb 9, 2013

Hmm, yea, I would try to get rid of grains for a week and see what that does. Can you feed the wet only for a week straight?

mewlittle · Feb 9, 2013

Minka said:
Hmm, yea, I would try to get rid of grains for a week and see what that does. Can you feed the wet only for a week straight?

-_- nature variety, solid gold, and before grain dry as absolutly no grains in it lol

minka · Feb 9, 2013

Nature's Variety Prairie does indeed have grains: http://www.naturesvariety.com/Prairie/cat/kibble/chicken
And so does Solid Gold: http://www.solidgoldhealth.com/products/index.php?product=4&code=1932

mewlittle · Feb 9, 2013

Minka said:
Nature's Variety Prairie does indeed have grains: http://www.naturesvariety.com/Prairie/cat/kibble/chicken
And so does Solid Gold: http://www.solidgoldhealth.com/products/index.php?product=4&code=1932

no it don't not the ones i buy

http://www.solidgoldhealth.com/products/index.php?product=90&code=1902

http://www.naturesvariety.com/Instinct/cat/kibble/chicken

minka · Feb 9, 2013

Okay, well you never specified, so I wouldn't know, would I? :tongue2:

I would still cut down to the wet only for a week and see what happens.

mewlittle · Feb 9, 2013

Minka said:
Okay, well you never specified, so I wouldn't know, would I?

I would still cut down to the wet only for a week and see what happens.

LOL thats to funny maybe he had a stinky because of the pumkin in the dry? if he as another stinky then i will or he might be getting used to the no grain life

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