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bamagal62

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16. Was that

Reply to tazcat (Reply #12)

Mon Feb 16, 2026, 09:31 PM

Feb 16

In response to my post? I was just trying to be helpful.
When you have a 4 year old and a 2 year old year old and a cat with explosive diarrhea, you learn a lot about pet foods and you’ll do anything to make them healthy, even if it means feeding them on good China. So, yes, I would feed them on good China if it would stop my cat from dying due to digestive problems. I actually had to bathe that cat EVERY day, as she had diarrhea all over her backside and my kids wanted to hold her. It was a nightmare. Between putting her in a burrito to give her the prednisone and then bathing her backside every day, if good China was the answer, then that would have been WAY better.

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Anyone hear have advice for a cat who won't eat vet prescribed foods? [View all] NNadir Feb 16 OP

Unfortunately many cats do this. You can try putting food she likes spooky3 Feb 16 #1

Can you mix or add Churu or another yummy kitty treat to the food? CousinIT Feb 16 #2

Uhhhh, my advice is take the food your human gives you unblock Feb 16 #3

Try Royal Canin KT2000 Feb 16 #4

My cat is on Royal Canin Renal Support, both dry and wet. Polly Hennessey Feb 16 #9

At the risk of starting the cat food wars again... piddyprints Feb 16 #5

Yep. Science diet is awful bamagal62 Feb 16 #11

Dandeliion tincture helps to keep the pH balanced. Try adding 1/4 t of RO water to their food, mixing water in with a in2herbs Feb 16 #6

Yes water is good ! LetsGetSmartAboutIt Feb 16 #7

Many vets recommend Hills but I believe there is corporate pressure there biophile Feb 16 #8

I believe you are correct about the corporate pressure. piddyprints Feb 16 #14

I had a cat in Hong Kong that bamagal62 Feb 16 #10

That's what my cat had. piddyprints Feb 16 #13

I did do raw with my cat that I have now. bamagal62 Feb 16 #15

Why don't you use your best china? tazcat Feb 16 #12

Was that bamagal62 Feb 16 #16

I can tell you that the special food to dissolve bladder stones radical noodle Feb 16 #17

I don't like dry pet food Bayard Feb 16 #18

My kitty refused the Hill's Prescription C/D canned Michiblue Feb 17 #19

I would like to thank everyone here (not hear) for their comments and advice. Update... NNadir Feb 18 #20