I brought "Bob" home from the street 2 months ago, he seemed scrawny and the vet said he was dehydrated. Long story short, he is always wanting to be fed and his "movements" are quite soft and very smelly. I checked to make sure there is no blood in the stool and he is a very active cat and shows no outward signs of being ill...I'm at a loss.
Hi anon,
Has he been checked for worms?
What food do you give him? Common retail food doesn't usually satisfy hunger much as contains few nutrients, so perhaps it'd make sense to switch him to natural and holistic food and see how it affects his appetite and stool.
Has he been checked for worms?
What food do you give him? Common retail food doesn't usually satisfy hunger much as contains few nutrients, so perhaps it'd make sense to switch him to natural and holistic food and see how it affects his appetite and stool.
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Since Bob's overall behaviour is fine, I'd not worry too much. Change his diet and keep an eye out. I'm sure all is fine.
By the way, it's really so nice of you to take him home. Lucky Bob! Please keep us posted.
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