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Angie, when Bernie first arrived here, we nick named him the Grand Emperor Ming, every time he visited the litter box, we evacuated the house . When it became a little runny, we gave him Hill's I/D, boiled chicken or fish, anything bland, then gradually reintroduced his cat food. After a few months, his tummy settled down no bother. He never seemed in least bit stressed after his travels to get here from North Wales. |
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It's good to know Kizzy and I are not alone! I think DM and Elaine are in unison on this - bland diet and then introduce other foods. Keep a food diary so I know what I'm doing or have done. I think intake and outcome diary might be helpful too! The grass might be one step too far perhaps! I'll let you know how we get on. I wonder if there's a huge difference between Hills I/D and RC's Digestive Comfort? I'll look at the ingredients. Just re-read the shower/curry post! I can see why Elaine nearly spat tea over her keyboard. That's gotta be some curry if you have to go in the shower afterwards! |
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I would have thought that the Hills I/D and the RC digestive comfort would be much of a muchness ingredients wise. If she is tolerating the RC ok then stick with it rather than change again, not to mention the added expense of buying yet another food. You might even want to try the slippery elm bark as well, it's good for all digestive ailments. |
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