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We re-homed a cat from a local Animal Sanctuary 18 months ago and he had constant diarrhoea. We took him to the vets several times and he had blood and faecal tests, all came back clear. He was put on a diet for cats with sensitive tums, still no better. In the end, we saw the senior vet at our practice and she thought he might have a bacterial infection, so was put on long-term antibiotics. I'm pleased to say this worked and he now has normal stools. I'm not saying this is the cause of your cats diarrhoea, but well worth persevering with your vet as the cause is not always behavioural. Cats are usually very clean animals. It is a shame you didn't have your cat neutered before she had kittens, so many unwanted cats in rescue. However, pleased to hear you are planning to get her and kittens done ASAP. |
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Hi ! Ime not sure about the house pooing, but I would just give Frank boiled chicken or boiled white fish for a while. It should stop the "runs" fairly quickly. Every time either of my two get the "runs" I stop the normal food and just give them chicken and fish. Then gradually introduce them back onto the normal food again. It works all the time for me! |
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