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Thank you so much. I hope it works well for me. Poor Bob has had this for several months now so I will try anything. Except I am running out of money. |
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Thanks for everyones help I am singing off for now but will be back soon. |
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Has your vet taken any stool samples for running tests etc? Poor Bob has had this problem for a while now, has he had any fluid therapy to rehydrate him? I can understand and sympathise with your frustration, it's not a pleasant thing to be dealing with constantly but I would be pushing your vet to find the cause and resolution to this. http://www.fabcats.org/owners/digestive/diarrhoea.html |
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Oh just thought I'd also mention the importance of B vitamins. Cats tend to lose alot of B vitamins in times of stress and sickness. B vitamins are water soluble and safe to use as the excess is simply flushed out of the system via urination but do please consult your vet about this first as he may already have been giving Bob a vitamin supplement. |
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