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When it happens with ours i just give chopped finely chicken for a day or so & see how it goes. Think some give rice but ours dont do rice - at all. Chicken seems to do the trick - for ours. If still as bad later you could ask Vet for advice |
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Sometimes it just happens. Leia had a very loose runny movement a week or so back, seemed fine, ate her normal food and was back to a shaped stool by the second day. Keep an eye on him. |
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He seems back to normal now, eating normal food and everything. I'm keeping him off any dairy until tomorrow (some of his treats have dairy products in them like cheese) |
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And guess who had a very runny movement just before lunch here? Leia seems her normal self (she isn't an active cat).and is eating her normal food.... and did have her 3 tiny pieces of Port Salut cheese after lunch ...... |
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Agreed with above; I think that the odd movement once in awhile is okay, as long as it doesn't become a reoccuring thing but keep an eye out just to be safe. |
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