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RE: My exotic shorthair keeps regurgitating!

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Posted by: PHAbymom at Sat Jul 26 00:43:17 2003  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by PHAbymom ]  
   

Thanks for the advice! I elevated his food immediately. I never thought to do that...I am also going to change his diet, yet again, to larger kibbles. I just bought new cat food that had smaller kibbles thinking that his previous food was too large!


Be careful when changing a cat's diet. Do it gradually. If the cat already has problems with keeping his food down, a sudden change can add diarrhea or constipation to the problem. Another thought to discuss with your vet - potential food allergies. Many cats are sensitive to the grains used in kibble as they are not a natural part of a feline diet. Your vet should be able to help you set up an elimination diet to see if this is part of the problem.


   

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