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@missmimz We'd be using it more as something to entice her to eat than as a probiotic. It'd be nice if it could be both! She could be nauseated, but she hasn't thrown up or anything. Both of my cats refused to eat the new food (and one is healthy), so I think it's kind of just a protest against the new and a demand for their old Royal Canin.
Either way - I have good news! She seems to really like the Rayne Kangaroo Maintenance wet food! She's on her third meal of it now, and hasn't snubbed it yet! Hopefully the novel protein will help. The only issues I am kind of concerned with is that it says a 10lb cat needs around 2.5 trays per day...and they are pretty expensive. Oh well, I guess she has fancy taste. She's also not a huge eater to begin with, so I don't think she'd ever actually finish 2.5 trays per day...maybe 2. She gets fed three trays of wet food per day (each it split with her sister cat) and they always leave leftovers on their plate.
If she actually continues to eat this food for a couple of months, do you guys think it's worth it to get a followup ultrasound to see if the inflammation in her stomach has gone down?
Either way - I have good news! She seems to really like the Rayne Kangaroo Maintenance wet food! She's on her third meal of it now, and hasn't snubbed it yet! Hopefully the novel protein will help. The only issues I am kind of concerned with is that it says a 10lb cat needs around 2.5 trays per day...and they are pretty expensive. Oh well, I guess she has fancy taste. She's also not a huge eater to begin with, so I don't think she'd ever actually finish 2.5 trays per day...maybe 2. She gets fed three trays of wet food per day (each it split with her sister cat) and they always leave leftovers on their plate.
If she actually continues to eat this food for a couple of months, do you guys think it's worth it to get a followup ultrasound to see if the inflammation in her stomach has gone down?
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