Really squashy poo

[ripstheirthroatoutliveupstairs]

My two 24ish week old neutered and wormed cats always do squashy, almost mousse like poos. I've had many cats in the pat and theirs was like beads.
What could be causing their squashiness? They are fed quality kitten food, have been deflead and wormed and are otherwise healthy.
Getting them to the vet would be very difficult so if anyone can suggest a supplement I can give them, I would be very pleased.

[1catherine1]

If you went to the vets the first thing they would do is change the diet and see if it improves. So you can try that and if there is no improvement go to the vets.

My older cat often suffers with diarrhoea and I put her on this food and it fixes it within a couple of days. It can be used for a week or so to see if you see an improvement. If you do you can either try your old food again or use it indefinitely. If however it doesn't clear up the problem then you will need to get them to the vet.

Royal Canin Feline Sensitivity Control

HTH

[ripstheirthroatoutliveupstairs]

Thanks for that !catherine1. I've tried that. Looks like it's the vet for us. I will have to take one at a time to add to the difficulty.

[Fluffycloudland77]

My cat had this when he had canned food as opposed to pouches. Canned food has cereals as one of the main ingredients, cats are obligate carnivores so why put maize and wheat into them?.

He was on royal canin sensitivity for a while, it costs a lot if its the prescription one from the vets, you can sometimes get sensitive foods from pet shops.

Now he has pouches his poo is normal, they dont contain cereals.