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Hi Kashkablue, I have a Ragdoll with the same problem. I feed him on a grain free diet, Catessy Pate and Royal Canin Sensitive dry food. He is fussy and gets bored easy so I have to change around. If he gets at the other cats food he has terrible runs. I've just ordered some Sannabelle Sensitive with Chicken that has good reviews. I'll make a note of the food you've tried. Thanks for the info, hopefully I'll have the same result. I've never tried Immodium on him but we give it to the dogs and it works great. |
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I'm so glad that you have found the reason for Bailey's soft stools. Shame it's so expensive. Could you stretch it further by adding home cooked fish/chicken do you think? |
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Less smells are always a winner  Yeah maybe as angieh suggests, you could stretch it out with meats and fish? |
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