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Science diet Hairball control... side effects?
Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I
switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha |
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No, I haven't, but then it comprises only about ¼ of my cats' diet. I feed
it to them, but they prefer SD Light, so they get more of the Light than of the Hairball Control. Cathy -- "Staccato signals of constant information..." ("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon "D" wrote in message ... Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha |
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No, I haven't, but then it comprises only about ¼ of my cats' diet. I feed
it to them, but they prefer SD Light, so they get more of the Light than of the Hairball Control. Cathy -- "Staccato signals of constant information..." ("The Boy in the Bubble") Paul Simon "D" wrote in message ... Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha |
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"D" wrote in message ...
Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- The food may be too rich for them. How old are these kitties? You can always continue to mix it with regular food - it will still help with the hairballs. I have mixed Nutro hairball with regular cat food for years and had a lot of luck doing so. -L. |
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"D" wrote in message ...
Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- The food may be too rich for them. How old are these kitties? You can always continue to mix it with regular food - it will still help with the hairballs. I have mixed Nutro hairball with regular cat food for years and had a lot of luck doing so. -L. |
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My cats also vomited when I tried this food...
K. "D" wrote in message ... Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha |
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My cats also vomited when I tried this food...
K. "D" wrote in message ... Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha |
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Well I switched them back to the sensitive stomach last night and I found no
surprises this morning so I guess it was the food. My other 2 cats seem to be eating it ok. Its hairball light so I better keep it for my fat cat, unless she starts puking. Shes 22 lbs. I just don't want my little cat puking all the time, shes only 6lbs, cant afford for her to lose any weight. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha "Kelly" wrote in message ... My cats also vomited when I tried this food... K. "D" wrote in message ... Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha |
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Well I switched them back to the sensitive stomach last night and I found no
surprises this morning so I guess it was the food. My other 2 cats seem to be eating it ok. Its hairball light so I better keep it for my fat cat, unless she starts puking. Shes 22 lbs. I just don't want my little cat puking all the time, shes only 6lbs, cant afford for her to lose any weight. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha "Kelly" wrote in message ... My cats also vomited when I tried this food... K. "D" wrote in message ... Has anyone else had cats that showed side effects from eating this food. I switched about 2 weeks ago, blended it in with the regular science diet. Since it has been purely hairball control, 2 of my youngest cats are having vomiting problems. They are vomiting up small amounts of hair, tinged with the color of the dry food. Its mostly liquidy and cat hair is spread throughout, not in a ball form. Its like the hair they have eaten in the course of the day is coming up frequently. They are not dehydrated or lethargic. Still eating and playing as usual. No diahhrea. I think it may be the food. I will switch back to the regular to be sure. D -- Believe nothing because a wise man said it. Believe nothing because it is generally held. Believe nothing because it is written. Believe nothing because it is said to be divine. Believe nothing because someone else believes it. But believe only what you yourself judge to be true. -- Gautama Buddha |
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