Just FYI: I saw a report this past weekend on how all these sports drinks and energy waters are so horrible for the body...too much acid, it strips the calcuim right from the teeth and other bones, and most are loaded with caffine. If you must give something, ask the vet if Pedialight (sp?) used for infants would be safe for cats.
Kat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Kat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jenn,
I know this is after the fact - but I wasn't online last night...
Dasani water (by the makers of Coke) has potassium and magnesium added.
It's probable not very much - but it's better than most water.
I hope she's doing better this morning!
Kat (Mew Jersey)
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> Let it be said, cats do not like fruit or fruit punch! She did, however, swallow at least 2CC's worth. The yogurt has more potassium than the Gatorade, and it has the beneficial gut flora too, so I think I'll keep with that instead, she seems to take it better than the Gatorade. :)
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> Jenn
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> If she took something blueberry flavored she might let you syringe a bit of Gatorade...... you never know!
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