ok not sure if was the can food I mixed with her dry about 4 days ago or I have been mixing her Purina One with another kind of Purina one , one is Tender Selects Blend that's the one she came home with and I have been mixing a little Purina One Adult weight Maintanance food with the Tender Selects  maybe I was mixing to much?  so I'am sitting here waiting for the vet to call me back  and hopefully I will be picking up some medicine for her to stop the diaharia soon  this just started Thursday    did I mention I hate waiting on phone calls , any kind of phone calls

​ok now she is on special canned food and some powder stuff to put on top of the can food for her loose stools , in 3 or 4 days hopefully she will be ok , I went to the pet adoption site while I was waiting on her medicine to look at the kittys , the have some new ones , 3 or 4 kittens some cute ones and some adult cats , they have a beautiful Siameese  Mix  with big blue eyes , now she was very tempting lol   but I left her their   

It's probably from all the food changes. Tender selects is terrible wet food. There are much better options out there. The only decent grocery store wet foods are fancy feast classic line, sheba pate, and friskies turkey and giblet pate. IMO there are no decent grocery store kibbles.

Mix some probiotics in her wet food and look at giving some slippery elm too. 

Here's info on probiotics with a list of human ones you can use for cats

http://www.rawfeedingforibdcats.org/probiotics-for-cats---why-and-which-ones.html

Here's info on slippery elm and how to make a syrup. I syringe it to my cats, but some will eat it in food.

http://www.littlebigcat.com/health/slippery-elm/

she isn't on wet food she will not eat canned food of any kind , she is eating Purina One Tender Seelcts  , but later I will be changeing her to Purina One Indoor Food 

​Purina Tender Selects  is a dry food

Again, I would really encourage you to put your cats on non-grocery store food. If you insist on feeding kibble (which i don't recommend) consider upgrading to better food. This is a decent list. 

http://www.naturalcatcareblog.com/2011/08/best-dry-cat-foods-so-far/

​ok so I'am going to change Montana's dry food to this   https://www.chewy.com/purina-beyond-white-meat-chicken/dp/106846  

she is already eating Purina One dry food and this is made by Purina  but it looks like a better food then the Purina one , the ingredients are better

​I have looked at the list and I'am not impressed with any of these and the cost is really high , I'am going to switch her to  this

Purina Beyond White Meat Chicken & Whole Oat Meal Recipe Dry Cat Food​   looks good and has better ingredients  then the the regular Purina  One  and they also have  this one             Roll over image to zoom in



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Purina Beyond Grain-Free Ocean Whitefish & Egg Recipe Dry Cat Food

mom of 2 cats said:

​I have looked at the list and I'am not impressed with any of these and the cost is really high , I'am going to switch her to  this
Purina Beyond White Meat Chicken & Whole Oat Meal Recipe Dry Cat Food​   looks good and has better ingredients  then the the regular Purina  One 

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Purina Beyond is a pretty mediocre grain free food. It's very starchy, high in peas.

Why don't you just do all wet? Fancy Feast Classics and Sheba pates are pretty good for grocery store foods and have basically no starch.

There are a bunch of guides and tips on this website that will help you to get your kitty to eat wet food. It's typically much easier with foods like Fancy Feast since they have added flavoring

There are no grocery store kibbles that are even moderately good. Grocery store means any kibble you can buy at Walmart, Target, or whatever your local grocery store is. If you want something low cost, switch to what was mentioned above, low cost wet food such as Fancy Feast classic or Sheba. Remember, cats are obligate carnivores, which means they strictly need meat (and some essential vitamins and minerals) but nothing else. No veggies, no corn, no soy, no wheat, and whatever other junk is in those kibbles. 

ok forget the Beyond I talked to my vet today and he said to put her on Premium Edge he says that it's really good food and not to expensive  also going to get on wet food  called  Tiki Cat  both are suppose to be really good , he says she needs both types of food  

Tiki Cat is a good brand but all of the original varieties are heavy on seafood. The Gourmet Carnivore line has meat based foods.

Weruva and their lesser expensive brand Soulstic are similar to Tiki Cat with plenty of meat varieties. It's fine to rotate between a few brands of food as long as your cat's tummy can tolerate it.

Someone on another board once said that it's better to invest in good quality food now for good health than to feed inexpensive junky food and end up with expensive vet bills as the cat gets older and develop medical issues that may be from a life long poor diet.

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Tiki Cat is a good brand but all of the original varieties are heavy on seafood. The Gourmet Carnivore line has meat based foods.

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There are actually two kinds of food in the original Tiki line that don't have seafood: there's one that's plain chicken shreds and one that's chicken shreds with bits of egg. Our cats love them! They like Gourmet Carnivore even more, though. All that said, at least some of Tiki's formulas are apparently changing...