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Attention to >>>Phil P<<< Food question
According to my vet, my year old female cat has constipation caused by
a fever that somehow dried the bowels. The fever is being treated and she's being given an IV of fluids to rehydrate her. She's also been given a laxative. Lets say the treatment works and she passes stolls again. My question is: what kind of food has the least amount of bulk in it? I'm guessing that all things being equal, it's best to feed my cat a food with the least bulk fiber in it. That way her body has less work to do to pass it. Thanks for reading this. |
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"Candace Gale" wrote in message ... According to my vet, my year old female cat has constipation caused by a fever that somehow dried the bowels. The fever is being treated and she's being given an IV of fluids to rehydrate her. She's also been given a laxative. Lets say the treatment works and she passes stolls again. My question is: what kind of food has the least amount of bulk in it? I'm guessing that all things being equal, it's best to feed my cat a food with the least bulk fiber in it. That way her body has less work to do to pass it. Thanks for reading this. I would go with a good quality meat-based canned food. Canned food is generally more digestible than an equal quality dry food and supplies more water- which will keep the cat well hydrated. Even though cats fed dry food drink more water, their total water intake is less than cats fed canned food. Science Diet Turkey, SD Turkey & Giblets, PetGuard Rabbit, PG Chicken, Wysong Chicken Gourmet, the entire Fancy Feast Marinated line, FF Grilled Chicken in Gravy Feast, FF Seafood Filets Tuna & Oceanfish, and Wellness Chicken are all good diets and provide an interesting variety for your cat. Good luck, Phil. |
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On Mon, 12 Sep 2005 04:25:45 -0400, "Phil P."
wrote: "Candace Gale" wrote in message .. . According to my vet, my year old female cat has constipation caused by a fever that somehow dried the bowels. The fever is being treated and she's being given an IV of fluids to rehydrate her. She's also been given a laxative. Lets say the treatment works and she passes stolls again. My question is: what kind of food has the least amount of bulk in it? I'm guessing that all things being equal, it's best to feed my cat a food with the least bulk fiber in it. That way her body has less work to do to pass it. Thanks for reading this. I would go with a good quality meat-based canned food. Canned food is generally more digestible than an equal quality dry food and supplies more water- which will keep the cat well hydrated. Even though cats fed dry food drink more water, their total water intake is less than cats fed canned food. Science Diet Turkey, SD Turkey & Giblets, PetGuard Rabbit, PG Chicken, Wysong Chicken Gourmet, the entire Fancy Feast Marinated line, FF Grilled Chicken in Gravy Feast, FF Seafood Filets Tuna & Oceanfish, and Wellness Chicken are all good diets and provide an interesting variety for your cat. Good luck, Phil. Thanks. I hope my vet has good news later today. |
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