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>Fireks *********** wrote:
>>
>> Thanks Diana.
>> Our vet said to give flagyl to Jangles for 1 wk and if that didn't do
>> anything she could run some tests as to why there is blood in his
stool.
>> I did talk to a bunch of people and they told me he could be under
alot
>> of stress.
>
>Okay - this is a *bit* different than my gals. They were
>not under a great deal of stress - most laid-back cats I've
>ever known...
>
>Also - no sign of blood in the diahrreah - just very thin,
>very explosive (indicating gas buildup also).
>
>Has your vet suggested trying babyfood for a while? It can
>be expensive, so what I do is get chicken breasts - boneless
>and skinless - and boil them in distilled water, then blend
>them into a thin paste like babyfood. It's the mildest thing
>you can feed them (if they'll eat it). Just don't do that for
>more than a few days (I set a limit at 4) because the cooking
>destroys taurine. Don't give them anything else during that
>time, though - it's sort of the feline equivalent of an all
>potato diet!
>
>Diana
>
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