Sunday, December 20, 2009

Bowel Diseases More Condition_symptoms My Cat Has Just Been Diagnosed With Inflamatory Bowel Disease, What Shoul I Feed Him?

My cat has just been diagnosed with Inflamatory Bowel Disease, What shoul i feed him? - bowel diseases more condition_symptoms

it is only two years and a so-called chronic inflammatory bowel disease. I wonder, what help I give to eat too? I asked my vet several times, but it is rare, and I repeat, it is almost impossible for a cat, a special diet to feed several cats in one household, but I find a way. What do you suggest?

9 comments:

Kat said...

Hello there ... So you have a cat as the EIA. Welcome to the world of diarrhea and vomiting. UGH! Been there done that. I am sorry for your cat. O (mine had the same problem ... I have to back to a raw food and never had another symptom of IBD.

I can not ask for enough to treat your cat raw EIA.

If you do not try, "your own, you can use a pre-made raw materials here to buy. I used it and my love for cats.

http://www.felinespride.com

And if you take the time to make your own ... Start here

http://www.catnutrition.org/

and here:

http://www.catinfo.org/

I can not stress the importance of wet food to a cat with IBD. And I fully understand the problem you encounter with the litter tray. Been there done that. Try the premium. You have nothing to lose except the diarrhea!

If you can your cat a special diet is a buy here nekofeeder feed: http://www.nekofeeder.com/

Kat said...

Hello there ... So you have a cat as the EIA. Welcome to the world of diarrhea and vomiting. UGH! Been there done that. I am sorry for your cat. O (mine had the same problem ... I have to back to a raw food and never had another symptom of IBD.

I can not ask for enough to treat your cat raw EIA.

If you do not try, "your own, you can use a pre-made raw materials here to buy. I used it and my love for cats.

http://www.felinespride.com

And if you take the time to make your own ... Start here

http://www.catnutrition.org/

and here:

http://www.catinfo.org/

I can not stress the importance of wet food to a cat with IBD. And I fully understand the problem you encounter with the litter tray. Been there done that. Try the premium. You have nothing to lose except the diarrhea!

If you can your cat a special diet is a buy here nekofeeder feed: http://www.nekofeeder.com/

old cat lady said...

When I started my own raw cat food I was eight years ago in a series of Yahoo groups for raw feeder. I can tell you that the raw diet is known to be "right" of the EIA in about 48 hours. This is not 100%, and you should try to give it a try.

There is a Yahoo group on IBD in cats - people who are with their cats and they get lots of information and the members of the group support.

Also in: http://felineinstincts.com (where I was awarded powder, which I accept), Felice has numerous references on your site is about the positive effects of early nutrition in cats in all sorts of problems. What could go there and see if there are one or two of the EIA in context. Felice is a wonderful person and respond promptly to all questions relating to the transition from the raw with your cats. I think the benefits are wonderful, and perhaps your other cats that end rather that food as well.

Amanda said...

I believe the strength, all your cats Science Diet I / D food. It is specifically designed for cats, the gastro-intestinal problems developed and is easily digestible. It just means that all cats get the same food.

One of my cats has crystals in the urine, so that each note with the C / D. It is more expensive to do what it was, but it's worth it.

natalie =] said...

You need to vet different, there's Prescription Diet food and other specified I / D, which is what is used for cats with sensitive stomachs.


In the meantime, you can feel very light food cooked chicken, rice, etc..

Starshin... said...

Shame on the vet, who told him that! How is it even matter what I say. I found a vet who may be more useful to you and more accurate. As someone else said, it is a food for IBD, I think he said that is made by Purina, ... Sorry can not remember now.

Lynzeigh said...

Can you another veterinarian at the clinic? Or maybe you could ask for a hand print the nutritional needs of your cat.

Ken said...

Hello
I think it was food, fodder, unfortunately,
You have to be preserved without grains switch or as little as possible in the form of pellets or raw vegetables, where no grain at all.

What I would also like to do is reduce the fat

A certain quality of the resulting human like Merrick or wellness with chicken breast has would be great.

Diet plays a major role in most IBD cats, if it works no grain diet, the trick
A novel protein, such as rabbits, etc., without beans vennison work.

For a raw food is the best option, you can buy something and the diversity of nature, or you can make your own
These pages show how
http://www.catinfo.org/makingcatfood.htm
http://www.catnutrition.org/pictorial.ph ...
Here is a link to the MII
http://www.felineoutreach.org/EducationD ...
http://www.catnutrition.org/ibd.php
My information comes from working with diabetic cats worldwide and many of them have other issues such as IBD. I'll give you information that works

Ken said...

Hello
I think it was food, fodder, unfortunately,
You have to be preserved without grains switch or as little as possible in the form of pellets or raw vegetables, where no grain at all.

What I would also like to do is reduce the fat

A certain quality of the resulting human like Merrick or wellness with chicken breast has would be great.

Diet plays a major role in most IBD cats, if it works no grain diet, the trick
A novel protein, such as rabbits, etc., without beans vennison work.

For a raw food is the best option, you can buy something and the diversity of nature, or you can make your own
These pages show how
http://www.catinfo.org/makingcatfood.htm
http://www.catnutrition.org/pictorial.ph ...
Here is a link to the MII
http://www.felineoutreach.org/EducationD ...
http://www.catnutrition.org/ibd.php
My information comes from working with diabetic cats worldwide and many of them have other issues such as IBD. I'll give you information that works

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