Our cat joined our family last weekend; he was a stray taken in by our neighbours, but they've moved and although they tried to take him with them ended up leaving him behind.
Over the last week he's had a health check, been de-flead and wormed, had the neutering op and on Friday had first set of vaccinations. We're keeping him inside until the next set of vaccinations on the vet's advice.
He's now got a stomach upset - no vomiting, but frequent and runny poos. Should we be worried? We're giving him 3-4 sachets of wet food and a little dry food each day, in 2-3 separate meals. He was very hungry when he came to us and had been living predominantly outside. According to DD, our neighbours were feeding him dog food and giving him milk to drink; could the change of diet be making him poorly? Is there anything we can do, or do we just have to wait it out? He seems reasonably happy and hasn't lost his appetite as far as I can tell.
Any advice from cat experts much appreciated!
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Newly adopted cat with upset stomach
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mumzuki · 12/09/2016 19:46
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