Sorry for the TMI thread title and content!
Have recently moved my beloved Boycat onto a mixed wet/dry diet - mainly because I thought he must be dreadfully bored of the same flavour dry food all day (he had bad bladder issues just over a year ago and has been on specialist urinary dry food ever since - which only comes in chicken!)
I'm not sure if it's agreeing with him, to be honest. He's started bringing in dead mice (developed the taste for meat?!) and wailing at me from about 6am - i could live with these as that's sort of part and parcel of cat ownership. BUT - I have also noticed his poos have got quite loose and today for the first time since he moved in (and did a protest poo on the front door mat) he took a big poo in the middle of the room. It was rancid - really wet and not healthy looking at all!
He was wormed end of Jan (6 month tablet which he definitely ate) and is flea'ed every month as he goes out. I've got him on Butchers Classic as it's obviously gluten free and with his history, not sure I want him on foods with cereal.
I just wonder whether to put him back on the dry only - he seems to enjoy it as I still feed him this every morning and he demolishes it. Or do you think it's something other than diet?
I'm totally brassic for a few days (am waiting on a £600+ insurance claim to pay out for a different issue) so unless you think he sounds horribly ill, I'd like to avoid the vets. He's happy in himself and his routine hasn't changed... help!!
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Wet food & loose poo
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