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February 25th 04, 05:15 AM
GAUBSTER2
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Unless there is another reason for
giving W/D, aside from "holding it down", it shouldn't be necessary to
continue it, in my personal opinion.
Check with your vet first before taking stranger's advice about changing from a
Prescription Diet to something else.
IF the problem was hairballs,
there are premium cat foods with additives already in them. Also there
are over-the-counter additives if the food doesn't already contain
them.
To my knowledge, there aren't ANY "hairball foods" that have additives in them
with the express purpose of controlling hairballs.
GAUBSTER2