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I say, watch her closely, but continue to
give her what she likes to eat for now and see what happens. Michelle, I
really think that Lucy will go back to eat raw turkey food again in a while –
Most of the cats I have always have stopped eating their favorite food,
whatever they were, if I gave them every day for a long time.. but when I stop
giving them for a while and give them again in a month or two later,, they love
to eat again.. I think that especially with cats, variation is the key so that
they don’t get sick of eating the food which are really good for them…
please keep us posted with the progress. Hideyo From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] Lucy had loose stool for over 2 months,
which was helped by pred but only went away completely on a raw diet. She then
got constipated this week, about 3 or 4 weeks into the raw diet. I gave
her olive oil, which helped. But now she is refusing to eat her turkey diet,
raw or cooked. She seems disgusted by it. I was a little surprised
she ate it to begin with, as she always used to refuse canned food or cooked
chicken and only wanted dry food. But she liked it at first. Now she is
sick of it and will not touch it. Since it is the only thing that controlled
her diarrhea, I am a little worried about her not eating it. I tried not giving
her anything else and she did not eat for almost a day. I finally gave
her a little bit of canned turkey and rice cat food (no other grains, but has
some vegetables-- avoiding chicken because she did not do well on it before),
and she ate it yesterday morning, and a little more later in the day. She
ate a handful of EVO dry (no grains, but vegetables) as well and wanted more,
but I was afraid to give it to her. At night she had a normal bowel
movement, and none so far today. So I gave her a little more of the
canned food (after trying futilely to get her to eat her raw diet-- she refused
to even look at it). My question is this: Do you think that if
she were going to get diarrhea from the canned food and/or the EVO, do you
think it would have happened already? Do you think it is safe to offer
her more of it? Any other suggestions? I already fasted her for a
day last week to get rid of vomiting and she hardly ate day before yesterday
because we were battling over the turkey diet, so I do not really want to just
not feed her in the hope she will give in and eat it. But I also do not want to
start another round of loose stool. Any suggestions or thoughts are
welcome. I started her on nux vomica last night
also. Thanks, Michelle |
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