I can understand your feelings. Have you tried a fish diet--getting
totally away from poultry? Duck has a lot of fat in it. I don't know
why I keep going back to the food issue but I do. Maybe some people
tuna????? I know it isn't good for a full time diet but you need something
short time.
I truly feel for you. I remember what I what thru with The Royal
Princess Kitty Katt. It was even more awful for so long because I didn't
know what to do. And it takes days on a diet to see if it works.
Those days are so painful to the guardian. Blessings to you. May an
angel sit on your shoulder and whisper in your ear the way one did on
mine.
If you have men who will exclude any of God's
creatures
from the shelter of compassion and pity, you will have men who
will deal likewise with their fellow
man.
St. Francis
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Sent: Sunday, July 02, 2006 7:50 AM
Subject: Re: Worried about Lucy
I did go through all of this when her problem started last October. It
started after she was on antibiotics for a month. I tried all kinds of
probiotics, and they all made her diarrhea worse. I tried fast track. I
also started her out on chicken when her problems started, and her diarrhea
did not get better until I put her on the turkey. I may try chicken
again. But she was doing fine on turkey for the last 6 months. I suppose she
could have suddenly developed an allergy to it. But after what happened last
night when I gave her something she had not been eating (duck) and things she
had not had for a while (turkey baby food, i/d dry), I am loathe to try new
foods again right now.
Thanks, though,
Michelle
In a message dated 7/2/2006 8:04:17 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Try
chicken instead of turkey. Some of the better holistic books say
turkey is a major cause of food allergies in cats and chicken is not.
I can't cite the books (they are boxed for moving) but I went thru this with
the Royal Princess Kitty Katt. Please try chicken instead. Also,
if you can get it Fast Track or any active bacteria med will help
reestablish the "good bacteria" that the meds are destroying to get to the
"bad bacteria" which maybe leading to the overgrowth. Please,
please, ask your vet to consider a food allergy situation. It may not
be all there is to it but if it is even part of the problem it can be dealt
with easily. Kitty was about 10 years old when she developed her
allergies so don't believe a cat can be too old to have the problem.
The diarrhea was watery and extremely smelly for her and she lost so
much weight. When we figured it out (thanks to the angels I mentioned
before) everything worked out in that regard...no more diarrhea and the
weight came back.
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